ADW Pocket Guide 1.0.2

The Animal Diversity Web (ADW) has introduced an impressive collection of interactive pocket guides tailored for various Great Lakes parks, zoos, and museums. These guides provide a wealth of information about local wildlife, essential visitor details, and scenic trails designed to enhance your exploration of the area's natural features.

This complimentary application offers two regional guides featuring numerous trails and instant access to species information. For those seeking comprehensive insights, full access to all parks and guides can be acquired with a straightforward purchase, ensuring lifetime access to all content and future updates.

The complete set of guides encompasses:

• Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
• Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
• Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
• Porcupine Mountains State Park
• Seney National Wildlife Refuge
• University of Michigan Museum of Natural History
• Toledo Zoo
• Great Lakes Zoological Society
• University of Michigan Biological Station
• Additionally, local wildlife including common pets and garden pests.

The ADW continues to transform its extensive database of animal diversity into mobile guides that are specifically designed to highlight the unique wildlife and natural characteristics of individual locations. Developed in collaboration with the respective parks, these guides incorporate specific park information, enriched by educational “trails” that encourage users to explore and share their experiences.

The ADW pocket guides feature stunning images of animals and their habitats alongside valuable insights into species native to those areas. They serve as excellent tools for identifying local fauna and learning about their ecological significance.

• Utilize the guide’s full capabilities without requiring an internet connection.
• Discover animal species indigenous to the area.
• Access detailed information on each species’ natural history, covering 16 critical topics such as habitat, diet, behavior, reproduction, and conservation status.
• View captivating images that illustrate local species alongside their habitats, tracks, nests, and various life stages.
• Document observations through photos and notes; share findings effortlessly via email or social media.
• Investigate trails and educational opportunities while encouraging others to join in on the exploration.
• Easily search for information using familiar terms.
• Filter species according to common names, scientific classifications, habitats, dietary preferences, and conservation statuses.
• Enlarge images for a detailed look along with accompanying captions and data.

About the Animal Diversity Web:

The ADW stands as a globally recognized authority on animal species, providing high-quality educational resources widely utilized for both academic purposes and public education.

The ADW also proudly shares a portion of all mobile guide revenues with the highlighted parks, museums, and zoos, reinforcing its commitment to supporting these community-focused institutions.

For more information, visit the ADW at animaldiversity.org or engage with us on social media:

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If you require assistance, please contact us at [email protected].