Shoresearch
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Easily record marine wildlife data from intertidal surveys. Contribute to scientific research, conservation efforts, and monitoring of marine protected areas. Explore your local coast and learn about its unique ecosystem.
✓Record marine data
✓Citizen science surveys
✓Wildlife identification
✓Contribute to research
✓Monitor marine areas
✓Explore local coast
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What's New in Shoresearch
2.1.1
November 20, 2025
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What is Shoresearch used for?
Shoresearch is used to easily add marine data from Wildlife Trust Shoresearch surveys. It helps collect valuable data for designating and monitoring Marine Protected Areas, scientific research, and tracking environmental changes.
How do I become a Shoresearch volunteer?
To become a Shoresearch volunteer, please contact your local Wildlife Trust and express your interest. They will provide training on identifying and recording wildlife on shores across the UK.
What kind of data does Shoresearch collect?
Shoresearch collects data on marine wildlife found during intertidal surveys. This data is crucial for understanding biodiversity, monitoring marine environments, and informing conservation strategies.
Is Shoresearch available on Android devices?
Based on the provided information, Shoresearch is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Compatibility with Android devices is not specified.
How often is Shoresearch updated?
The latest version of Shoresearch is 2.1.1, and it was last updated on November 20, 2025. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and data accuracy.
What is the age rating for Shoresearch?
Shoresearch has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for children aged 4 and above, making it accessible for family participation in citizen science.
Does Shoresearch have ads?
No, Shoresearch does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
Who developed Shoresearch?
Shoresearch was developed by The Wildlife Trusts, a leading organization dedicated to protecting wildlife and natural habitats across the UK.
