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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Environment
Anna Turns

The best apps for nature lovers – from identifying birdsong to tracking lions

Botanist and author of 'Where the Wildflowers Grow' Leif Bersweden photographs a frog orchid with his phone.
Botanist Leif Bersweden photographs a frog orchid with his phone. Apps can be used to identify species, document plants and track animals Photograph: Peter Flude/The Guardian

With a phone at your fingertips, the world is your oyster, or hoopoe, or oak tree. It’s now possible to identify everything from mystery animal tracks to elusive birdsong via an app. Beyond that, your sightings could contribute valuable information to scientific studies and conservation efforts around the globe. While phones often get the blame for distracting users from their physical environment, technology can also be a way to connect with the natural world. Here’s how.

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