Export your Field Log
Pull your own sightings out as a plain CSV, or as Darwin Core — the standard format GBIF, iNaturalist and most university databases expect — so your field data is never locked inside SUEVORA.
Team workspace
Invite field assistants or colleagues by email so a project lead can see who's on the team — not a shared inbox, just a roster you keep for now, with shared data views planned next.
Wildlife health log
Log an injured or dead animal in the field — species, condition, a symptom tag, a photo if you have one. Built for the vet side of fieldwork, not just sightings.
Outbreak flags
When several health-log entries share a symptom tag in roughly the same area within 30 days, it shows up here — not a diagnosis, just a pattern worth a human looking into.
Human-wildlife conflict reports
Crop raiding, livestock loss, a dangerous encounter near a village — log it with a location and outcome instead of a note on paper or in a chat thread.
Permit & licence storage
Keep a research permit, collection licence, or forest-department clearance attached to your account instead of buried in email.
API access
Pull your own sightings into R, Python or QGIS with a read-only API key. GET /api/v1/field-log with an x-api-key header returns your Field Log as JSON.
Grant report generator
A one-click PDF summarizing your season — sightings logged, species count, camera-trap sessions — ready to drop into a funder report.
Your occurrence map
Every species you've logged, plotted where you logged it — built from your own Field Log, not an authoritative range map, but a real picture of what you've actually found and where.
Quick ID keys
Jump straight to a taxonomic class in Explore to narrow down an ID by hand, instead of relying on the AI scan alone — useful when you want to verify, not just trust a guess.
Batch camera-trap import
Already built in — the Camera Traps uploader takes any number of photos from one session in a single drop, no limit.
Built for the field, wherever it is
Every tool here reuses the Field Log you already keep — nothing new to learn, just more of what you logged, usable in more places.
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