Schmetterlinge Österreichs

Discover the fascinating world of Austrian butterflies with the innovative Schmetterlinge Österreichs app! This app, created in collaboration with the Blooming Austria Foundation and the "Nature in the Garden" movement, aims to raise awareness about the urgent need to protect these beautiful creatures. Featuring 140 species of butterflies with stunning photos and detailed profiles, users can easily identify and learn about these endangered species. With a user-friendly interface inspired by the popular dating app "Tinder", spotting and documenting butterflies has never been more fun. Join the community, share your sightings, and help contribute to Austria's first butterfly census. Together, let's support the conservation of these precious creatures and showcase Austria's rich biodiversity.

Features of Schmetterlinge Österreichs:

- High-quality photos and precise profiles of 140 Austrian butterfly species.

- Easy and quick identification of butterflies using clear filters and "swiping" similar to the dating app "Tinder".

- Community involvement and support for identifying butterflies through user comments and tips.

- Personalized favorites list, sharing and liking of butterfly photos, and up-to-date information on butterfly sightings.

FAQs:

- Is the app only available for butterflies in Austria?

- Can I upload my own butterfly photos for identification?

- How accurate is the identification feature in the app?

- Are there any additional features or resources for butterfly enthusiasts in the app?

- Is the app free to download and use?

Conclusion:

With the Schmetterlinge Österreichs app, users can not only explore the beauty of Austrian butterflies but also actively contribute to their conservation efforts. By providing a user-friendly platform for identification, community engagement, and up-to-date information, this app is a valuable tool for butterfly enthusiasts of all levels. Download the app Schmetterlinge Österreichs today to join the nationwide citizen science project and help protect Austria's precious butterfly species.