This imaginative app brings three creatures to life on your screen — t\u016b\u012b, jewelled gecko and tree weta.\u00a0While they are locally extinct from Christchurch city, on nearby Banks Peninsula, trusts, landowners, community groups and organisations are all working to restore their habitat.<\/p>\n
Source: \u00a0Youtube Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai<\/a><\/p>\n Download:<\/em>\u00a0 Android 2.2<\/a>\u00a0(28MB) \/ iOS 6.0<\/a>\u00a0(36.4MB)<\/p>\n Price:<\/em>\u00a0free<\/p>\n Language:<\/em>\u00a0English<\/p>\n Runs offline:<\/em>\u00a0partially<\/p>\n Last update: <\/em>Android 08\/05\/2014 – iOS 09\/05\/2014<\/p>\n Website of the developer:<\/em>\u00a0 Flightless<\/a> \/ Ali Teo Illustration<\/a> \/ Departamento de Conservaci\u00f3n del Gobierno de Nueva Zelanda<\/a><\/p>\n Imagine is a mobile application that through augmented reality, shows some endemic animal species of New Zealand.\u00a0However, the project turns out to be interesting because the support of these representations are some posters created by a local artist (attached to the rest of images). These posters have been placed in the fences erected to hide reconstruction works of the city of Christchurch (New Zealand), hit by several earthquakes in 2011.<\/p>\n The application itself is simple, with an initial screen where you can access to the help (“About Imagine”) and to the 3 posters created which you can share (“Share”). The animals (tui<\/a>, gecko<\/a> and weta<\/a>) are represented by illustrations. Each tab has a brief information, along with a series of recommendations about the most appropriate vegetation in order to create new favorable areas for these animals, also in the town. The application, which also has sounds, allows to interact with the various specimens by touching the screen of the mobile device. Each poster also includes a QR code that allows quick access to the application download.<\/p>\n\n\t\tUseful information<\/h3>\n
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