DCP weekend photo walks act not only as an avenue for the budding wildlife photography enthusiasts to explore and refine their photography skills but also is an excellent medium for documentation of the biodiversity in and around the city life. Look forward to DCP projects on India Biodiversity Portal, iNaturalist and Project Noah to submit your photographic documentation of the urban wildlife captured during these photo walks and subject them to authentication by expert curators.
iNaturalist
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We have a project on iNaturalist App called ‘Urban Biodiversity of India through DCP Photo Walks’ (https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/urban-biodiversity-of-india-through-dcp-photo-walks)
If you are already an user of iNaturalist App, search for this project in the list of projects, join in and start uploading your observations. If you are new to iNaturalist, you may download the iNaturalist App from Google play store / Apple App Store, register yourself, look for this project and start uploading your observations.
Do join the project and be a part of the nationwide DCP team documenting urban biodiversity through DCP photo walks.
India Biodiversity Portal
India Biodiversity Portal is a unique repository of information on India's biodiversity. The Portal aims to aggregate data through public participation and provide open and free access to biodiversity information.
We have a group named “DCP Expeditions” in the portal.
If you are already an user of India Biodiversity Portal, then search for the group ‘DCP Expeditions’, join in and start uploading your observations and don’t forget to add the observations to the group ‘DCP Expeditions’. In case you are new to India Biodiversity Portal, you may download the App from Google play store / Apple App Store, register yourself, look for the group ‘DCP Expeditions’, join us and start uploading your observations.
