Mammal Mapper
An app to survey mammals in the UK for conservation
What's Mammal Mapper APK?
Mammal Mapper is a app for Android, It's developed by Natural Apptitude Ltd author.
First released on google play in 2 years ago and latest version released in 4 months ago.
This app has 11.5K download times on Google play
This product is an app in Education category. More infomartion of Mammal Mapper on google play
Little is still known of the distribution and population trends of most mammals in the UK. This free app can be used to help address this problem.
To make recording mammals simpler this new app version brings together both Mammal Mapper and Mammal Tracker.
Mammal Mapper v3 allows you to record sightings as part of a survey and ad hoc sightings. When running a survey the app records your route and its duration along with the number and location of animals seen. The app also allows you to collect other valuable information such as how far away and where the animal was in relation to your position. It also allows you to upload images of your sightings, where these are possible. Surveys are much more valuable than isolated records since they allow the absence of species and animal densities to be inferred.
Ad hoc sightings can be added whenever you don't have the time to do a survey or when you come across something you wish to record quickly.
All terrestrial mammals (now including bats as a general group) can be recorded.
To make recording mammals simpler this new app version brings together both Mammal Mapper and Mammal Tracker.
Mammal Mapper v3 allows you to record sightings as part of a survey and ad hoc sightings. When running a survey the app records your route and its duration along with the number and location of animals seen. The app also allows you to collect other valuable information such as how far away and where the animal was in relation to your position. It also allows you to upload images of your sightings, where these are possible. Surveys are much more valuable than isolated records since they allow the absence of species and animal densities to be inferred.
Ad hoc sightings can be added whenever you don't have the time to do a survey or when you come across something you wish to record quickly.
All terrestrial mammals (now including bats as a general group) can be recorded.
