A poster to put up
Print this page on A4, portrait, and it is a poster; the second page is a guide for using it in class. Put it up in a classroom, a club room or on a notice board. A phone camera that scans the QR code opens the report page.
福爾摩沙守望計畫
Project FormosaWatch
Taiwan's wildlife, on the record
Found an animal on the road, spotted an invasive species, or saw something wild? Filing a report takes about a minute and needs no account. Every record goes on an open map that helps protect Taiwan's wildlife.
Roadkill or injured
An animal dead on the road, or alive and hurt.
Invasive species
Green iguana, apple snail, sacred ibis.
Wildlife sighting
Alive and well — you just saw it.
Scan with your phone's camera to report
Pick one. It takes about a minute, and needs no account.
formosawatch.biowatchitnl.org/en/report
Taiwan · open wildlife records
Using it in class
- Open the map together and see what has already been recorded near your school.
- Go through the three kinds of report: roadkill or injured, invasive species, and wildlife sightings.
- Reporting needs no account. Reports are kept on the phone that sent them, and My reports shows whether each one is public yet.
- Stay safe: never step into traffic for a photo, and never report while riding or driving.
- Before a photo is uploaded, the browser removes its location and camera details. Protected and sensitive species are only ever shown as a blurred area.
formosawatch.biowatchitnl.org/en/report