Frequently Asked Questions
How are topics chosen?+
The site is organised into wildlife, species, field guide, habitat, gallery, and biodiversity protection sections. Individual article pages list links to supporting material.
Where does the information in your articles come from?+
Each article includes links to the public references used for its factual context. Check those sources directly for assessment dates, methods, and geographic scope.
Can I use your articles for teaching or presentations?+
The site's Terms page describes the site's current reuse terms. Third-party images and other material may have separate rights or licence terms; check the original source before reusing them.
How can I contribute an article or field report?+
Copy the plain-text email address shown on the Contact page into your email application to send a correction or question. The address is not clickable, and this site does not currently provide a contribution submission system.
Do I need an account to read the site?+
No. All content is freely accessible without registration.
Do you accept advertising?+
The local site code does not currently include advertising integrations.
Why don't you publish exact locations of rare species?+
Avoid sharing sensitive wildlife coordinates publicly unless the responsible local conservation authority recommends it.