It’s incredible how far along iNaturalist has come. I’ve been an active user in Hong Kong since before the Pokémon Go craze. I used to tell my coworkers in jest

It’s incredible how far along iNaturalist has come. I’ve been an active user in Hong Kong since before the Pokémon Go craze. I used to tell my coworkers in jest that I gotta catch them all. :P Seriously, iNaturalist is sooo much more meaningful than stuff like Pokémon Go. If you have kids who want to play Pokémon Go, show them iNaturalist instead. It’s a great tool to teach kids about the environment and its evolution. Once you start getting into iNaturalist, you’ll start noticing trends of species getting more or less populous from year to year, and you’ll learn to identify bugs, plants, birds, etc, and you’ll gain a new appreciation of nature, even when you are in an urban setting.