iSeeMammals
by Gorges, Inc. more by this developer →
#486,997 of 726,788 by ratings on Apple · #45,869 of 72,999 in Education
First seen by this census 09/05/2026 — the store does not publish a creation date
Last updated 05/29/2021
Tracked since 09/05/2026
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Category: Education
Description
Help researchers study black bears with iSeeMammals! Use the app to 1) take photos of bears and their sign (tracks, scat, hair, and markings), 2) track a hike, and 3) set up and monitor fixed/trail cameras. Your contributions will inform bear management in New York. Help pages offer identification tips and suggestions for collecting and submitting quality data.
iSeeMammals is a citizen science project that currently focuses on black bears in New York. Hikers, hunters, trackers, naturalists, and just about anybody who spends time in nature can collect data on the presence and absence of black bears. This data will be used to estimate the distribution, occupancy, and other population patterns of bears across large landscapes.
Visit iseemammals.org to explore galleries of photos submitted by other iSeeMammalists, participate in contests, and learn about black bear ecology and management.
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Growth
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History
Tracking since 09/05/2026. History accumulates as changes are observed — check back soon.