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Discover common moorland animals in the Peak District and South Pennines with this field guide. Identify species by sight and sound, and contribute to citizen science by recording sightings for conservation efforts.
What's New in MoorWILD
1.1.3
March 28, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Common Lizard, and Adder now added as recordable species Common Toad added to app and also made available as a recordable species Various general fixes and improvements
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FAQ
What animals can I identify with MoorWILD?
MoorWILD features 43 common and iconic moorland animal species, including birds, reptiles, mammals, and insects found in the Peak District National Park and South Pennine moors.
Can I record my sightings with MoorWILD?
Yes, MoorWILD allows you to record 11 of the featured species and submit these records directly to the Moors for the Future Community Science Team for conservation research.
How does MoorWILD help with learning?
The app provides detailed text covering key features for each species, a photo gallery, and sound recordings for bird species to aid in identification by sight and sound.
What is the age rating for MoorWILD?
MoorWILD has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in nature and wildlife.
Is MoorWILD available on Android devices?
Currently, MoorWILD is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. Information on Android availability is not provided.
How often is MoorWILD updated?
The latest version of MoorWILD is 1.1.3, which was last updated on March 28, 2017. Future updates may be released to enhance the app's content and functionality.
Does MoorWILD have ads?
MoorWILD is an ad-free application, allowing users to explore and record wildlife without any interruptions from advertisements.
What information does MoorWILD provide about conservation?
MoorWILD includes information about the work of the Moors for the Future Partnership and the MoorLIFE project, detailing efforts to restore and preserve important European moorland habitats.







