Get in touch via email at info@mm2.net.nz or use the form below and one of our team will get back to you.
Your account activation email will come from support@ala.org.au. If you don’t see the email in your inbox, check your junk folder and spam filter.
Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) is the BioCollect platform provider we use for the Marine Metre² database which is why you’ll occasionally receive administrative emails (like activation and password resets) relating to your account from them. By partnering with ALA and BioCollect, your surveys provide an invaluable resource for scientists across Aotearoa New Zealand and globally.
Go here to reset your password and enter the email address associated with your account.
You’ll receive a link to reset your password from support@ala.org.au which will be valid for 48 hours.
If you don’t see the email in your inbox, check your junk folder and spam filter.
Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) is the BioCollect platform provider we use for the Marine Metre² database which is why you’ll occasionally receive administrative emails (like password resets) relating to your account from them.
After ten successful years, Marine Metre² required an upgrade to keep up with evolving technology. As part of this upgrade, we partnered with BioCollect, a highly regarded Australasian biodiversity database, so data from Marine Metre² surveys can contribute to marine scientist’s research both in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally. This upgrade also means you’ll now be able to create interactive 3D models of your survey sites.
To continue contributing to the Marine Metre² project, you’ll need to re-register here.
Your past surveys are being migrated across to the new system so you can compare your new surveys and continue to track changes at your local seashore over time.
iNaturalist is an excellent platform that can help you check the identification of any species.
You can learn how to take a great species ID photo here.
