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RogerF wrote:
26 min ago
Thank you Aaron & Team for initiating this project. So many new species discovered and so many new locations discovered for existing species showing that our local flora and fauna are thriving in so many places. Not just on public land but on private proerties that can be managed to sustain diversity as well as other agricultural activities. And thank you to all contributors that have provided me with so much information (and their photos) of species that I have been researching, notably Key's Matchstick Grasshopper that is no longer on the brink of extinction as previously thought, but thriving in new locations. By the way people can still send me pictures of grasshoppers and allies they want identified at r.farrow@iimetro.com.au!
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EathanDouglas wrote:
52 min ago
I confirmed the H. jugulans ID over on INat, this is certainly one of the most southern sightings on both platforms. The Central NSW coast is home to only two species, H. longipes with a distinctly darker pattern and H. jugulans which is known for showing up in places it shouldn't, the species is now known form parts of Victoria, well away from their NE NSW - FNQ range. :)
Heteropoda jugulans
Katy wrote:
1 hr ago
This is a big loss for science and the environment. Thank you for all the records your work in creating and maintaining the platform have made. Naturemapr records will remain important in the permanent records of Alas of Living Australia into which they have been being fed, and as a snapshot of Australia's biodiversity through these years.

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jason_john wrote:
1 hr ago
Thanks for all the work your team has done on this, it was a great try in a tough market. I guess youve been lobbying government to see this as something worth investing in at a national scale, or even NSW government especially with its pipeline to bionet.
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Cardy wrote:
1 hr ago
Thank you Adam & the great team of experts. You have taught me so much since I discovered NatureMapr in 2018.
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