I have a favor to ask project members. I recently updated the list of taxa associated with this project and also did some checks within iNaturalist and found that there are member observations in iNaturalist that are obscured, either by users or by taxon geoprivacy or both, but are not in our project. If you are tagged below and you could batch add your observations, and check if you trusted the project while doing so, that would help us greatly by giving us access to unobscured coordinates for these records. Batch adding was not straightforward for me and I hope that the below instructions will help. I don’t believe that this can be done from the app, but only using a browser. (It is possible on my android phone using Chrome, but the app kept trying to take over and so it was a pain.)

Thank you very much, I’m sorry for any inconvenience, and please feel free to email me at dalmquist@fnai.fsu.edu if the below is not clear. (I could not figure out how to add screenshots and am happy to email you a Word doc with them.)

Go to https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/fnai-tracked-species

click “Add from Your Observations” in grayish "Members" box.

This should bring up a list of your observations that match the project list. Click "Batch edit" in the upper left, then Select All, then Add to Project, and last the Add button next to “FNAI tracked species”.

To “trust” the project, please back to https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/fnai-tracked-species and click on “Your Membership” a little ways down towards the right.
If your private/obscured visibility setting is "No", please change it to other than that, and preferably the top choice of "Yes, no matter who adds the observation to the project."

Thanks; this should allow us access to many more unobscured records which will help with our conservation efforts!
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