Gardenate vs Birdata

Grow-Your-Own with the gardening app with details on over 90 favourite vegetables and herbs.  The planting calendar shows what you can grow at any time – localized to your climate zone.  Detailed plant descriptions and growing tips gets novices up to speed.  Packed full of features for experienced gardeners - add new plant varieties, record planting dates, harvest dates, notes, and more. Export your data as spreadsheet files. Expert or new gardener, Gardenate will help keep your garden growing. Get started quickly • Choose your climate zone. Gardenate has climate-zone specific planting calendars for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, the UK, and the USA • See what is best to grow this month in the calendar • Put plants into your wish list * Scan seed packet details with your phone camera directly into the app to record plants or add new plant types • Plant the seed and record the details in My Garden • Calendar reminders prompt you to harvest your produce • Enjoy your garden! Grow what you like best • Easily add new plant types to the plant database by scanning a seed packet or by typing in the details. New plant types will show up in your planting calendar! • Hide unwanted plants so they don’t show in the calendar • Watch the calendar adapt to show your chosen planting months Share your garden • Share your garden to your other phones and devices and they keep in sync. Let the whole family join in the gardening • Export your plantings and notes to spreadsheet (CSV) files to use on your desktop All information is contained in the app and no internet is needed unless you choose to sync your garden with other devices.

Originally developed in 2005, the Birdata website provided an online platform for volunteers and researchers to enter bird survey data and gain feedback about their surveys. This major revamp of Birdata has allowed us to offer this critical conservation tool in the form of a handy, easy-to-use app. The Birdata mobile app is intended to facilitate simple data entry in the field on mobile devices and provides basic reporting statistics. Visit the Birdata web portal (http://birdata.birdlife.org.au) for extended reporting and data management functionality. Analysis of structured monitoring surveys in Birdata feeds directly into the State of Australia’s Birds report series. These reports are the go-to guide on the status of Australia’s bird populations, designed to inform decision making on land management, and direct conservation and policy that affects Australia’s birds and biodiversity. Can you use it for Birding lists? Yes. Birdata is primarily a tool for structured monitoring, however you can use Birdata to enter and store birding trip lists (e.g. bird lists which are collected over expanded areas without conforming to scientific standards). Please ensure that data such as this is coded as “Bird List” in the “Survey type” field on the details page.