To collect images to be submitted to http://www.whaleshark.org for
identification from group members and other Flickr users through
the search facility. It is worth noting that this Flickr Group has
been formed by a volunteer and is not officially part of the
project.
A place for enthusiasts to meet and a promotion tool
directing people to their Website (http://mantawatch.com). Does not
seem to actively recruit members or search out images of manta
rays on Flickr.
To collect images to be submitted to
http://www.coa.edu/nahwc.htm for identification from group members
and other Flickr users through the search facility. The same
project also has a whale catalog (http://www.flickr.com/photos/flukematcher/)
located on Flickr so that individuals can manually match their
sightings. A further more regional group (http://www.flickr.com/groups/northatlanticflukes/)
has formed due to the volume of photos uploaded.
A completed project run by student volunteers, and
overseen by a lecturer, whereby members of the public are
encouraged to upload photos of UK bees (Honeybees, bumblebees, and
solitary bees) to their Flickr account and “geotag”
them to place them on a map, with the aim of studying distribution
and phenology.
