Diario del proyecto Mossen rond het MEC. De bryoflora van Park Oudegein en een deel van het IJsselbos te Nieuwegein

Top 30 countries
https://jumear.github.io/stirfry/iNat_countries.html?country_code=US,CA,MX,AU,RU,GB,ZA,NZ,DE,IT,FR,TW,ES,BR,IN,HK,EC,CO,DK,PT,AR,CR,AT,MY,NL,FI,UA,CZ,CH,BE&verifiable=true&stats=observations,observers,species,identifiers

Top100
https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/welcome-to-the-club-new-zealand/21711/21?u=optilete

https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/ahospers/56063-218-natuurbosdag-zaterdag-10-juli-4-sept-livestream-10-00-16-00-uur Belang van beheer voor natuurbos, hoe biodiversiteit in het bos te behouden en te versterken, het verzamelen en bewaren van zaad door de Genenbank en Het Levend Archief en het kweken van plantgoed uit wild zaad. In de discussie met de omgeving is het niet voor iedereen vanzelfsprekend dat de biodiversiteit zo hoog mogelijk moet zijn. Uitleggen dat er vroeger meer natuurlijke dynamiek was en dat die nu overgenomen moet worden door mensen heeft dan weinig zin. Is er ten behoeve van een goede dialoog met de omgeving ook niet ook een afweging nodig hoeveel biodiversiteit nodig en gewenst is, ten opzichte van de hoeveelheid beheer die daarvoor nodig is?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BGFYhkqlSs

Natuurbosdag.nl 4 september

1. https://live.natuurbosdag.nl
   10 jul www.natuurbosdag.nl https://natuurbosdag.nl/natuurbosdag-10-juli-2021/

   10.00 – 16.00 uur
   NJN-crew vanuit Infoschuur GNR
   https://live.natuurbosdag.nl
   

2. 10.00 Welkom en inleiding
   NJN en Wanda van Wilde Wegen
   

3. 10.15 Over het belang van (blijvend) beheer voor natuurbos
   Wat moet je doen om biodiversiteit in het bos te behouden en versterken?
   Henk Siebel – Ecoloog bos en biodiversiteit bij Natuurmonumenten
   

4. 11.45 Over het behoud van wilde bomen en struiken in de genenbank & de rassenlijst bomen
   Inge Verbeek – Centrum genetische bronnen Nederland, onderzoeker bos
   

5. 13.15 Holland – Holtland Met bomen bedekt land
   Lammert Kragt – Staatsbosbeheer Zaad & Plantsoen
   

6. 14.00 Over Het Levend Archief en het behoud van wilde bosplanten
   Sina Bohm – Conservator bij Het Levend Archief, doet speciaal onderzoek naar bosplanten bij de WUR
   

Friese Vrijwilligersdag Natuur

1. Friese Vrijwilligersdag Natuur Online + Veldactiviteiten
   Online + Veldactiviteiten https://www.slideshare.net/SOVON/presentations in Friesland natuurmonitoring en -onderzoek, herkenning van soorten, toepassing van onderzoeks/telmethoden https://www.youtube.com/SOVONVogelonderzoek/playlists
   https://www.zoogdiervereniging.nl/agenda/2021/friese-vrijwilligersdag-natuur
   https://www.sovon.nl/sites/default/files/doc/PDF-jes/excursies_4-9-2021.pdf
   

Online lezingenprogramma & film met de boswachter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BGFYhkqlSs
Van 13.00 tot 17.15 uur is er een afwisselend online lezingenprogramma en om 20.00 uur is er een film- en gespreksavond over natuurbeheer op Terschelling:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BGFYhkqlSs

https://www.sovon.nl/nl/content/kijk-de-landelijke-dag-terug

Nederlandse Ornithologische Unie

1. 12.00 - 17.00 uur
   Locatie: De Nieuwe Doelen, Spoorstraat 2, 1601GG, Enkhuizen
   Toegang: gratis
   

2. Erik Kleyheeg: Ruiende Casarca's in Nederland: waar komen ze vandaan?
3. Martin Poot: Ecologische monitoring van Krooneenden op de Vinkeveense Plassen
4. Karen Krijgsveld: Verstoring op vliegvelden: effect van helikopters op leeuweriken
5. Theo Boudewijn: 14 jaar onderzoek broedsucces Aalscholvers in verontreinigde gebieden
6. Jonne Kleyheeg-Hartman: Vogels en windmolens: (hoe) kunnen ze samen?
7. Jan van der Winden: Sterns op De Kreupel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BGFYhkqlSs

7 oktober
CoP Beken en Rivieren:
Laat ons weten: wat zijn uw instrumenten en oplossingsrichtingen bij dilemma’s rond water vasthouden in beekdalen?
7 oktober NHGL : paddenstoelen – Mark Smeets
4 november NHGL : Wolven in Limburg – Jan Loos
2 december: vissen in Belg. Limburgse beken – Jos Eykens

Natuurbosdag juli 2021

1. Friese Vrijwilligersdag Natuur Online + Veldactiviteiten
   Online + Veldactiviteiten https://www.slideshare.net/SOVON/presentations in Friesland natuurmonitoring en -onderzoek, herkenning van soorten, toepassing van onderzoeks/telmethoden https://www.youtube.com/SOVONVogelonderzoek/playlists
   https://www.zoogdiervereniging.nl/agenda/2021/friese-vrijwilligersdag-natuur
   https://www.sovon.nl/sites/default/files/doc/PDF-jes/excursies_4-9-2021.pdf
   ZOOM
   Via deze ZOOM-link kun je zaterdag deelnemen aan de online lezingen:
   https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87090651829?pwd=RGtVSE5TaHRrd3Y4NU0vMGs3U3VLUT09
   ZOOM werkt het beste als je het programma download op jouw laptop/computer, i.p.v. openen via de browser.
   Analyse soorten belang zijn Fryslân(pdf)
   

Bookmarklets, widgets developed by 3rd parties

1. Depends on what level of tools you’re looking for, but many people are doing diverse stuff https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/several-external-tools-for-inat-data-by-kildor/19906
2. As a point of comparison, Wikimedia has hundreds of such tools primarily built and maintained by volunteers for curation purposes, for performing repetitive tasks, or for making small customizations in the browser to the default iNat UI. With an an API that’s so well developed and documented, I’m surprised that I haven’t learned about similar tools for iNat. One of the benefits of community-built tools is that they can help reduce the backlog and feature request burden forr core platform maintainers to build everything users want. Sometimes a line of javascript called from your browser bar making a single API call can do miracles :

3. I have built a smartphone app to help with identifying observations to high level taxa (animal, plant, mushroom).
   https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/am-looking-for-some-test-users-of-an-identification-app/430

4. https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/biodiversity-education-quiz-game/24454/33 4
   I did not save it either.
   https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/how-well-do-you-know-your-local-wildlife-now-you-can-test-yourself/10711

5. *Adds functionality to iNaturalist *(https://www.inaturalist.org).
   Current features:

   • Adds color-coded computer vision scores to observation and upload pages.
     https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/inaturalist-enhancement-s/hdnjehcihcpjphgbkagjobenejgldnah

   • @ pisum has made some stuff on Github as sort of addons to iNaturalist using the API to do specialized searches for things.
   • There’s Dronefly, which is a bot made by @benarmstrong. It’s used by the unofficial iNaturalist Discord server 3, and has a bunch of handy features for searching and displaying observation and species info in a condensed, chat-friendly format.

   And I work on pyinaturalist 3, which is a python API client aimed at developers and scientists who want to use iNaturalist data in applications, scripts, data visualizations, etc. It was originally used for Vespa-Watch, which is a good example of the kind of thing you can do with it. Many of the other tools I’ve seen out there are similar, built for a specific purpose like a research project or organization.

   @radrat You’re absolutely right that there is a lot of potential for more tools that could be built on top of the iNat API. Is there a particular kind of tool that you wish existed?

6. Two tools that I use almost daily are: iNaturalist user-script in Wikidata 3 and iNaturalist2Commons 2 Rainy Sunday hack: Wikidata user-script to view iNaturalist observations for a given item/place.

   And there is my own stubmaker that I use to draft Wikipedia articles. It is a jupyter notebook that fetches information from iNaturalist, GBIF, BHL, Wikimedia commons and combines that into a Wikipedia stub.

   https://github.com/wikiproject-biodiversity/taxonname-wpstubmaker/blob/main/README.md To activate it add the following snippet to your common.js page:
   importScript('User:Abbe98/inaturalist.js');

7. what is a “tool”? is it an Excel spreadsheet that takes a standard CSV export and generates a bunch of visualizations? is it a pre-defined publicly shared map layer in ArcGIS Online that displays all iNaturalist observations? is it a small web page that shows people their longest observation streaks? is it an R script that generates a packed circles chart of species in a given set of observations? is it a Jupyter notebook that transfers can be used to format iNaturalist data to be imported into another system? is it a whole website and mobile app that allows folks to record and view wild orchid observations?

   there are tons of things that people have built on top of the iNaturalist API(s) and iNat data. there’s just not a great catalog of everything out there because where do you draw the line between what should be included in that catalog and what shouldn’t be?

   if you’re looking for apps that require authorization, just about every one of those should be registered over at https://www.inaturalist.org/oauth/applications 2. (i just created one yesterday, that one was #658.)

   you can find tons of GitHub repos over at https://github.com/topics/inaturalist and https://github.com/search?q=inaturalist. (my personal favorite repo, besides the ones at https://github.com/inaturalist/, is https://github.com/jumear/stirfry. )

   and i’m sure if you go to any other open code or open data repository, you’ll find interesting iNaturalist-related things – for example, https://observablehq.com/search?query=inaturalist.

   and if you search this forum, you’ll find plenty of discussion about different things that people use / have made.

8. a few months back, i had an idea that i could get a 12- or 24-month series of data from /v1/observations/species_counts (top observed species) and then visualize that data as a bar chart race. i thought that would be a fun / engaging way to see what kinds of birds or plants are observed in a given place over the course of a year or two.

   i started to work on a web page to do this using Javascript + D3, but i straight up failed, discovering that the required D3 skills needed for that effort were greater than what i possessed, or at least greater than i had patience to develop at the time.

   one day, i may try again, using something other than D3, or perhaps just adapting a D3 example in Observable, but if that kind of development is in your wheelhouse and you got to it before i tried again, i wouldn’t mind

9. Would it be worth starting a tutorial/wiki topic here on the forum, broken down into topical/functional categories of generally useful tools? It could just be high-level links to other repositories for things like https://www.inaturalist.org/oauth/applications, mixed with links to specific tools that folks have found helpful. For me the latter category would include items of yours like

   https://jumear.github.io/stirfry/iNat_print_friendly_obs.html
   https://jumear.github.io/stirfry/iNat_taxon_est_means.html?taxon_id=49658

10. this was done already, i think: https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/wiki-external-code-tools-etc-for-working-with-inat/15906, and there are have been similar non-wiki discussions, too, such as https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/inat-visualizations-using-r/13724.

    i guess if you’re going to handle things through the existing Wiki, i would change the list structure in that thread to something more like this: https://leafletjs.com/plugins.html.

    but then i wish there would be a way for folks to :star:/:heart:/:+1: items and for there to be some more formal stamp of approval process whereby, say, a working group could review listed items according to some set of standards.

    ideally, i think it would make sense for that list – at the least the items that meet the stamp of approval – to be published on the main iNaturalist website rather than as just another post in the forum. since i think people are much more likely to visit the website than to venture into the forum, that would give greater visibility to these items and encourage others to make their own contributions, i think.

11. That’s a fun idea! I gave it a try and here’s an example: midwest_bird_counts.mp4

    Preview:
    
    

    And here’s the code used to generate it: Bar_Chart_Race.ipynb

    That makes pre-rendered animations, and in a browser that isn’t going to look quite as nice as D3, which I don’t have any experience with. But here’s a CSV file you can use with the chart generator you linked: midwest_bird_counts.csv

    Preview:
    
    

    

    
    2021-09-03 16_36_39-FabDev _ Bar chart race generator — Mozilla Firefox1110×784 30.6 KB
    

12. Bijlagen
    Voorbeeld van YouTube-video Natuurbosdag 4 september weergeven

Wat doen we aan de toenemende
vergrassing in Solleveld?” Er is gekozen voor het instellen van jaarrond begrazing met
paarden, later paarden en koeien met een gerichte schapenbegrazing. De gevolgen van
de begrazing werden gevolg door met enige regelmaat planteninventarisaties te doen.
De vraag is nu: “Is de doelstelling na 20 jaar behaald?”
https://edepot.wur.nl/520342

Dit artikel presenteert de resultaten van de inventarisatie
van korstmossen in Solleveld gedurende de jaren 2011
en 2012. Het onderzoeksgebied beslaat het deel van
het Natura 2000-gebied Solleveld en Kapittelduinen
dat wordt beheerd door Dunea, inclusief het gebied
de Geest. Van de landgoederen ten zuidoosten van het
gebied, Ock enburgh incl. het Hyacinthenbos en de Van
Leydenhof, Ockenrode en Dorestad zijn enkele stukken
van de openbaar toegankelijke delen meegenomen
in de inventarisatie. De aangrenzende zeereep, onder
beheer van het Hoogheemraadschap Delfland is wel in
het geheel meegenomen
https://edepot.wur.nl/519537

In 2012 hebben de eerste twee auteurs een planteninventarisatie uitgevoerd in Solleveld in
het kader van onderzoek door Dunea naar de effecten van begrazing in Solleveld. Eerdere
inventarisaties vonden plaats in 1993, 1998 en 2005 (Vertegaal 1993, Hagen 1998 en Toetenel
2009). T
https://repository.ubn.ru.nl/bitstream/handle/2066/123493/123493.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

https://www.vandergoesengroot.nl/insectenkartering-oostelijke-vechtplassen/

Project Korstmos monitoring Schapenbegrazing
In opdracht van PWN is in het najaar van 2012 begonnen met de monitoring van de
korstmosvegetatie in Bergen-Noord, met als doel het effect van de schapenbegrazing op de
korstmossen in kaart te brengen. Het onderzoek is opgezet door Hans Toetenel en Rozemarijn Sikkes
en wordt uitgevoerd door de korstmoswerkgroep van de KNNV afdeling Den Haag (KMWG) in
samenwerking met de BLWG [14].
https://eco-on-site.nl/mirrors/pwn-puur-natuur/pdfs/korstmossen_monitoring_schapenbegrazing_bergen_noord,toetenel&_sikkes_2012.pdf

https://eco-on-site.nl/

Er zijn weer nieuwe delen van Janssens, Joannes (Jan) A.. (2017). Illustrated Moss Flora of Minnesota. te downloaden. Ondanks dat de naam Jan Janssens veel vertrouwen in boezemt zijn de delen van ''Illustrated Moss Flora of Minnesota'' toch in het Engels.

Description
The "Illustrated Moss Flora of Minnesota" is designed for identification of Minnesota mosses in the lab, with both stereo- and compound microscope. The chapters are mostly based on the order of family and genus treatments of the "Flora of North America," volumes 27 and 28 ("Flora of North America north of Mexico," Volume 27, Bryophyta, part 1, 2007, New York and Oxford, Oxford University Press, 713 pp. and "Flora of North American north of Mexico," Volume 28, Bryophyta, part 2, 2014, New York and Oxford, Oxford University Press, 702 pp.). The keys have been modified from keys published in the "Flora of North America," using my own expertise and additional sources of diagnostic detail, cited specifically for each chapter. I eliminated all species from the keys without properly annotated Minnesota vouchers, as well as those key characters that are not needed to differentiate the remaining species. All individual species recognized for Minnesota are illustrated with a full plate, a reduced legend and caption illustration with referenced text pointing out diagnostic character states, and some photos, if available, of either habitat, habit, or clone appearance. Dot-distribution maps are provided for each species, with unconfirmed county records listed in the map captions.
Funding information
Sponsorship: Bell Museum of Natural History (MIN); Science Museum of Minnesota (SMM); Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Suggested Citation
Janssens, Joannes (Jan) A.. (2017). Illustrated Moss Flora of Minnesota. Retrieved from the University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/188265.