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Go Mammal is an advanced field observation and wildlife logging application designed for naturalists, researchers, forest rangers, and wildlife enthusiasts. Record, document, and map wild mammal sightings with GPS precision and contribute to biodiversity monitoring.
Whether you are tracking tigers in a national park, observing elephants along corridor trails, or logging local urban fauna, Go Mammal provides a seamless and reliable tool for field data collection.
KEY FEATURES
Precision GPS Logging and Mapping
- Instantly capture accurate coordinates (latitude and longitude) for every wildlife encounter.
- Explore sightings on high-resolution Roadmap and Satellite interactive maps.
- Direct integration with Google Maps for easy terrain orientation and field navigation.
Multi-Photo Field Evidence
- Attach multiple field photos to every observation record.
- Intelligent local image compression ensures fast uploads even on limited forest network connectivity.
- Full-screen photo gallery with interactive swiping.
Wildlife Summary and Analytics
- Gain insights into your fieldwork with seasonal and monthly observation activity charts.
- Interactive monthly breakdown with detailed encounter counts.
- Species family distribution percentages to analyze biodiversity in your survey zones.
- Filter metrics by "This Month", "Last 3 Months", or "All Time".
Fast Species Search and Sighting History
- Browse past observations with quick grid and list view toggles.
- Instant search by species name, scientific taxonomy, or encounter location.
- Track verification and review status for every submitted record.
Secure and Privacy-First
- Encrypted credential storage keeps your account and field data protected.
- Transparent privacy policy and terms supporting ethical conservation science.
WHO IS MAMMALWATCH FOR?
- Wildlife Biologists and Conservation Researchers
- Forest Department Staff and Rangers
- Naturalists, Eco-Tour Guides, and Safari Enthusiasts
- Citizen Scientists and Nature Photographers
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What's New in Go Mammal
1.0
November 6, 2026


