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Natural Apptitude

Description

Natural Apptitude is a software company based in Bristol, UK that specialises in building smartphone apps. We have particular expertise in public engagement projects for environmental subjects that focus on high quality data generation. We are leaders in the field of creating tech solutions to support citizen science projects and have produced software for over 40 ecological projects.

Resources

  1. AquaInvaders
    Short_description The AquaInvaders project aims to collect much needed data on freshwater aquatic invasive species around the UK. It is a unique partnership between the Environment Agency, Scottish Natural Heritage, The Scottish Environment Protection Agency, the University of Bristol, the British Sub Aqua Club and the Biological Records Centre. The species included in the dataset are:
  2. PlantTracker data from 2012 onwards
    Distribution and abundance data on 16 high priority non-native, invasive plant species primarily from across the UK. These are largely riparian or aquatic species and comprise the following:
  3. Sealife Tracker
    The Sealife Tracker project is a collaboration between the The Environment Agency, the Marine Biological Association, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, Scottish Natural Heritage, the British Sub -Aqua Club and the University of Bristol...

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12 St Thomas St
Bristol
BS1 6JJ

info@natural-apptitude.co.uk

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Commercial company/environmental consultancy

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Member of the National Biodiversity Network (NBN)

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