List of apps

The iRecord App enables you to get involved with biological recording.

Spend ten minutes watching flowers and insects in good weather! Help assess changes in abundance of broad groups (e.g. bumblebees, hoverflies) of wild pollinators, from April to September.

Wherever you see butterflies, you can help us discover how they're faring by recording your sightings with the iRecord Butterflies app.

Asian Hornet Watch is an app designed to identify, record and help with the early detection of  the non-native Asian Hornet in the UK following the first confirmed record in September 2016.

E-Surveyor is a free mobile app that helps farmers and landowners to assess the quality of habitats they manage. It can be used to undertake the assessment of agri-environment schemes.

Bloomin’ Algae is a Citizen Science app for reporting the presence of harmful algal blooms of blue-green algae.

Photos, information & sound files to help identify and record the grasshoppers and crickets you find, with heterodyne "bat recorder"  and live sonograms feature.

Contribute to butterfly conservation by providing important information on where different species occur and the numbers found in different places across Europe.

Designed to encourage recording of mammals in the wild. Records will be verified by experts and made available to help with mapping the distribution of European mammals.

The European Ladybird Survey aims to encourage the recording of ladybirds across Europe.

By identifying and recording plant species, you can help scientists and conservationists protect and restore biodiverse sand dune habitats in England and Wales, using this app.

The Rare Arable Flowers app aims to support UK-wide monitoring of this important group of species and help to inform efforts for their conservation.

An app developed in partnership with Butterfly Conservation and UKMoths, to help you identify what moths you see, based on your location and the date.