It’s ready, it’s waiting for you 21 The second 2021 photo challenge will have the theme of “Wet Plants”!
The goal is simple: use the return of sunny days to get out on the ground and take the most beautiful photos of plants in these environments that are very diverse and rich in biodiversity. Lakes, swamps, lakes, beaches and other streams await you, and promise you a beautiful botanical walk … A little reminder, though: Wetlands are often protected, be careful not to leave traces of your passage!
If the current environment of the prison were limited to a 10km survey around our house, May would certainly allow this perimeter to be extended.
To guide you in this challenge, You can download:
>> The A guide to identify some indicator plants for wetlands in the Bas de la Louir By the National Botanical Conservatory in Brest
>> The A guide to identifying wetland plants Presented by Syndicate Mixed to Pacin de la Saloon
If you have other resources on wetland plants, feel free to share them in the comments section of this article!
How to participate in the challenge?
April 8 to June 1, You can participate by depositing a maximum of 3 photos in the online book. So the contest will be open for two months and then there will be 2 weeks to vote for your favorite photo!
For this 2 methods Possibility:
1 – By finishing Garnet is the simplified form of my lignin. Attention: Fill out a new form for each different species.
2 – By specifying two unique tags and adding them directly to your online notebook “DefiPhoto ” And “Hygrophilic plants ”.
How do I add my photos to an online book?
There are 5 steps to sharing an observation and botanical picture in an online guide:
- I take my observation.
- I will add my picture.
- I attach my image to my observation.
- I will make this data public (the “Observations” tab), and the photo attached to the observation will also be made public on the network.
- I create two separate tags and attach them to my pictures with keywords: “DefiPhoto ” And “Wet plants ”.
- It’s over!
If you can not identify the plant you are photographing, you can use the Identiplant tool, which will allow network botanists to help you! When your photo is added to an online book, it is automatically visible in Identiplant. To find it, enter your name, the name of the species you specified, or something else in the search engine.
The complete rules of Defifoto can be found here.
- You are limited 3 Images / Match.
- Each participant agrees to make their pictures available to an underprivileged community License CC BY-SA 2.0 Creative Commons CC BY-SA Version 2.0.
- The competition is open Until June 1, 2021, Then closed for 2 weeks for everyone to vote.
- Contributions that do not respect the rules will be removed.
By participating in this photo challenge, You are also contributing to the TOPIK project! Like the TOEIC for English, the TOPIK aims to certify plants’ recognition and competence in knowledge. The program offers the development of three complementary tools: a self-training module, a self-assessment module and a certification module. Some photos of this challenge can be used for this project!
Garnet How can I enter and share your botanical data in my ligno?
How to mark images?
Your image should be related to an observation that represents species, location and date. If you can not determine the species, do not hesitate to submit your image to the Plant Determination Forum and Identiplant. If you have any difficulties, do not hesitate to contact us at email at [email protected]
See you soon in Dela Botany!
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