1. The Use of iNaturalist to Collect Heritage Data in Texas

2. Texas Natural Diversity Database Species of Greatest Conservation Need Reptiles and Amphibians 73 Mammals 92 Birds 111 Fish 134 Invertebrates 449 Plants 449 Total 1308

3. Integrating iNaturalist Naturalist Community Research & Conservation Data Information Data

4. Photo Vouchered Observations

6. iNaturalist: Validation

8. iNaturalist: Personal Profile

9. iNat Observations TPWDobservationstaxa 10262232 286495 9211517 54340 31815 8727 17643 1 11123 Partner Fishes of Texas711150 Crayfishes of Texas735 Dragonflies and damselflies of the New World4778187 TMN Lepidoptera of Texas2490283 Plants of Texas68971223 Texas Ants4712 Total380082824 TPWDobservationstaxa Herps of Texas10262232 Mammals of Texas286495 Birds of Texas9211517 Bees and Wasps of Texas54340 Hummingbirds of Texas31815 Land Snails of Texas8727 Texas Botanical Treasures17643 Texas Whooper Watch431 Texas Freshwater Mussels11123 Partner Fishes of Texas711150 Crayfishes of Texas735 Dragonflies and damselflies of the New World4778187 TMN Lepidoptera of Texas2490283 Plants of Texas68971223 Texas Ants4712 Total380082824

10. Herps of Texas Project

12. Texas Horned Lizard Blue = Herps of Texas (210 obs) Brown = TXNDD (39 EOs)

13. Brown Anole

15. HOT Big Year Competition for 2014 3 ways to win: – Most species of amphibians in Texas – Most species of reptiles in Texas – Most observations of herps in Texas

16. Leaderboard for Amphibians

17. Leaderboard for Reptiles

20. Distribution of Observations % Observations# Observers% Observers 10%20.5% 25%51% 50%205% 75%5813% 90%12428% % Observations% People 10%0.5% 25%1% 50%5% 75%13% 90%28%

21. Quality and Capacity Effort Training Capacity Value observation Treasure Hunting Monitoring Data

22. TNT Priority Pyramid

23. Trips

24. Discovering a New Population

25. Crawfish Frog Blue = Herps of Texas (51 obs) Brown = TXNDD (61 EOs) Observed by Scott Wahlberg