Report what you see on the ground

Report what you see on the ground, with the place and the evidence, so it can be checked.

Who answers
The data lead of Systems Science and Modelling
Time to answer
10 days from receipt

Report what you see on the ground

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What you observed

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As named on the page. Filled in for you when you use the link next to a figure.

The date, as day, month and year.

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What, where exactly, how much and when. Do not name private individuals.

Where

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The code in the address of the place page, for example KEN/baringo. Filled in for you on a place page.

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Evidence

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About you

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