New Brush-turkeys appThe app allows people to report sightings of Brush-turkeys, their behaviours, and locations of their nests and roosts. The data from the app will help track changes in the distribution of Brush-turkeys Australia wide, as well as see how their behaviour changes with location and season.
Using the app gives keen spotters a chance to get involved in a Citizen science project, learn about a native species, and keep track of the population of Brush-turkeys in their local area. It also gives a platform for interested people to communicate with each other and comment on each other's sightings.
Here are the links to the apple, android and web versions of the app below.
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