Mammalnet blog
Mammalnet blog
In this blog we are going to tell you stories about the mammals that live in our surroundings. How you can collaborate to help their conservation and what are their main problems. You will also be able to learn how to identify and better understand the species that you observe, and we will tell you some of the activities that we are going to prepare during the coming months.
iMammalia reaches new horizons thank to the support of European citizens
The friendly-use mobile app recently achieved 10,000 observations on wild mammals in a record period Since the implementation of MammalNet project (www.mammalnet.com) in October 2019
Wildlife corridors: international highways for travelling animals
Spring is a time of increased activity among many animal species. The search for new territories, partners and attractive feeding places causes many individuals to
Feral American mink: a new pawn of the COVID game
Alien (non-native) species are a long-time problem that the scientific community is facing since the Bern Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural
Moving forward together on increasing our knowledge of European mammals
Progress of Mammalnet project during 2020 We all remember 2020 as a very difficult year due to the effects of this pandemic, which presented us
Advances with iMammalia app
During the last year we have made some improvements in iMammalia app, and many others are planned to incorporate new mammal species and countries from
Advances with MammalWeb app
During 2020 a series of improvements have been made in MammalWeb app that allows to improve the experience of the participants. More than 50,000 sequences