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- Report a sighting
- General contact form

Thank you for supporting our work and making a contribution by reporting a species sighting.

Please complete the form below for our records.

Name

Which species did you observe?

Briefly describe what you saw (e.g. Was it climbing a tree? What type of tree? Was it in a paddock, forest, roadside? How big was it? Were there any other relevant details you noticed?)

When did you see it (date)?

Describe the location (e.g. 'approx. 3km up Richards Rd opposite a large farm shed').

Street Address

City

State/Province

ZIP / Postal Code

Please attach a screenshot map of the location

No file chosen

From Google Maps on your smart phone and with annotations, if necessary

Attach a photo of the species, if taken (please check the settings on your phone to make sure location services are turned on)

No file chosen

Description (optional)

Attach a second photo (optional)

Drag and Drop (or) Choose Files

E.g. 20 Wallaby Way, Sydney, 2000

Permission to report this information to the Victorian Biodiversity Atlas (VBA) and iNaturalist?YesNo

Permission to use photos in our social media, website and publications?YesNo

We acknowledge the Gunaikurnai and Bunurong People as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands and waters of the Bass Coast and South Gippsland and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise the contribution of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in conserving our landscapes for future generations.

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