We've added another round of native ranges! We now have range maps for a total of 398,820 species, including 50,293 native ranges.
A quick species count breakdown by species type for our native ranges:
fish - 12,500+
plants - 7,500+
reptiles - 7,500+
amphibians - 6,000+
mammals - 4,500+
birds - 2,000+
New Featured 5!
Check out our featured posts this week:
1. Cooper’s Hawk vs Sharp-shinned Hawk - Raptor identification
2. Foraging Winter Mushrooms: Velvet Shank
3. How to Make Maple Syrup- Everything you need to know
4. Better Than Palm Oil: Trichilia emetica
5. Eat the Weeds: Sword Fern
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We've added soil regions!
Now you can see a distribution map for a specific species and see what percentage of the occurrences are tied to what soils.
New Featured 5!
Check out our featured posts this week:
1. Making Hoshigaki - Japanese Dried Persimmons
2. Brain Tanning Buckskin
3. Mushroom Leather, Fomes fomentarius
4. Facts: The Blue Tang
5. Making Natural Cordage from Horseradish
New Featured 5!
Check out our featured posts this week:
1. Yaupon Holly: the only native caffeine containing plant in North America!
2. Identifying Common Hedgehog Fungus, Pied de Mouton, Hydnum repandum
3. Making Sweet Gum Tincture-"Nature's Tamiflu"
4. Floresta de Araucárias | Biomas do Brasil
5. How to Plant Moringa Cuttings
New Featured 5!
Check out our featured posts this week:
1. Identifying Asters and Goldenrods
2. The Insane Biology of: The Spotted Hyena
3. Ponderosa Pine Tree | How to Make Pine Needle Tea + Benefits and Side Effects
4. Rowanberry Jam
5. Wooden Ski Making
New Featured 5!
Check out our featured posts this week:
1. Hen Of The Woods (Maitake, Sheep's Head) Mushroom Identification & Health Benefits
2. Honey locust pods: Double your winter feed stockpile
3. Facts: The Copper Shark (Bronze Whaler)
4. How to Naturally Dye with Acorns
5. Squirrel Rawhide Bowstring
We've added more native ranges! Come check em out.
New Featured 5!
Check out our featured posts this week:
1. The Widest Insect in the World! The White Witch Moth
2. American Beautyberry Jelly, Pudding and Pie
3. Identifying the Cauliflower Fungus, Sparassis crispa, Wood Cauliflower
4. Harvesting Hickory Nuts | Collecting And Processing Shagbark Hickory Nuts
5. Demons, Toothbrushes and Timber - the Jackalberries of Gonarezhou
New Featured 5!
Check out our featured posts this week:
1. Making a Traditional Besom or Appalachian Broom
2. Pine Tree Identification
3. Gliders of the Night — The Malayan Colugo
4. Husking/Hulling Black Walnuts - Efficient and Fast
5. Making a Tulip Poplar Bark Archery Quiver
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