Our goal is to organize & publish nature sightings for enjoyment, education and contribute to citizen science. Nature lovers (novice & expert), non-profit groups, eco-tourism business and educators can be a part of our citizen science community project and even run their own local project with our easy to use tools.

Use our free service to publish, organize & manage your sighting data so you can focus on what you enjoy doing, leave the technical work to us! Submit and search a category below or register with our citizen science project.

• Run your own citizen science project with multiple members using our easy to use tools.
• Engage group members, students and your local community by collaborating online.
• Register a group account and begin wildlife submissions in 10 minutes, it's now that easy !
• Our goal is to lower the technical barriers and costs to running your own local wildlife surveys.

News:

• May. 2012: We have encountered technical issues with our server and apologize for any inconviences.
• Apr. 2012: Flickr gallery added to each wildlife photo gallery page.
• Feb. 2012: Non-profit groups, educators and researchers can now register accounts to manage multiple users ! Engage group members online by collaborating on your own citizen science project.
• Feb. 2012: Wildlife Sightings is published in the Scientific American website's citizen science section.
• Nov. 2011: Wildlife Sightings is proud to join the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) network and support their goal of publishing biodiversity data.

Promote your non profit organization, eco-business or school class project with a free account. View sample sites for a nature club, school class, conservation/citizen science organization, BioBlitz group or eco tourism business, display sightings on your own site with an iframe.