Real-time reports from your neighbourhood.
Report wild boar and other wildlife in seconds β and get automatically alerted when others report animals near you. Spotted a hedgehog? Report it here and help protect an endangered species.

The hedgehog has been on the Red List of endangered species since 2024. Report hedgehog observations directly in the app β whether alive, injured or dead. All hedgehog sightings are evaluated on an interactive map.
Sightings are reported via the app. The evaluation of all hedgehog reports takes place on a separate page.
To the hedgehog evaluation mapWildlife is increasingly being spotted in residential areas.
With the Wildtier-Sichtungen app, people can share their observations instantly and warn others nearby. Together, we create a community-based early warning system for wildlife.
Spotted a wild animal? Report the sighting in less than 10 seconds directly in the app.
The app automatically records the location of the sighting.
All reports appear instantly on a clear, interactive map.
You receive a push notification as soon as an animal is reported near you β even with the app closed.

Sightings on the map

Report a sighting

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These reports come directly from the app:
The app is ideal for:
Anyone who wants to know which wild animals are around in their area.
A sighting can be reported in just a few seconds.
All reports are shown on an interactive map.
No registration required.
The app is completely free to use.
Push notifications for new sightings in your area β without opening the app.
The more people report sightings, the more useful the map becomes for everyone. Help build an open network for wildlife observations.
Every reported sighting helps other people in your area.
I'm a dog owner and walk my dog every day. One evening, I wanted to invite a friend to join me for a walk. Her response came instantly:
βBetter not β the wild boar are already out there.β
She couldn't actually know that for sure. But many people share that worry β especially dog owners. That's when I asked myself:
What if you could see right away where wildlife was last spotted?
If walkers share their observations, others can instantly see:
That's how the idea for the Wildtier-Sichtungen app was born. From the start, it was important to me: quick reporting, no registration, no complicated features.
The app has spread surprisingly fast β because so many people know the same problem.