Final results from the
Junior Rangers Spring BioQuest!
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ACTIVE COMPETITORS
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VERIFIED SIGHTINGS
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IDENTIFICATIONS
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SPECIES MAPPED
Top Spotters
(of all active competitors)
Top Spotters
(in Participating Parks)
Top Identifiers
Most Spotted
Top Sightings
Image: Euidotea by CharJames, CC BY-NC
Image: Brolga by jaybeebaby, CC BY-NC
Image: Australian black and yellow skink by Ranger tom, CC BY-NC
The participating parks are (search and view on a map):
- Lysterfield Park
- Mornington Peninsula National Park
- Plenty Gorge Park
- Barwon Bluff Marine Sanctuary
- Cathedral Range State Park
- Lake Eildon State Park
- Castlemaine Diggings Heritage Park
- Wilsons Promontory National Park
- Mount Buffalo National Park
- Buchan Caves Reserve
- Grampians National Park
- Anglesea Heath
- Great Otway National Park
- You Yangs Regional Park
- Serendip Sanctuary
Featured sightings
Quest Hero
The player who completes the most park quests
Prize: 4 nights camping accommodation at Wilsons Promontory National Park
First to complete: Serendip Sanctuary - Junior Rangers Quest
Champion Spotter
Highest overall score for an individual based on sightings submitted within any of the 15 participating parks
Prize: 2 nights camping accommodation bookable through ParkStay
overall score: 1,304
Champion Spotter - Best Find
Highest scoring individual sighting within any of the 15 participating parks
Prize: 2 nights camping accommodation bookable through ParkStay
score: 604
species: Euidotea
Champion Identifier
Highest number of correct IDs provided by an individual (through the in-game QuestaLab or the Bio-Expertise Engine) during the competition and until the time that all competition sightings have been verified
Prize: 2 nights camping accommodation bookable through ParkStay
overall score: 4,574
The Junior Rangers Spring BioQuest is more than just fun!
- Experience nature on real outdoor adventures!
Learn life's secrets with expert feedback on all sightings!
Help protect the environment as sightings contribute to biodiversity research!
Banner image by Parks Victoria, used under CC BY-NC