A field guide for learning.

What works here

The navigation, classification links, family filters, disclosures, responsive layouts and browser form validation work without scripts. All plant images are stored locally.

What the demonstration means

Registration, login, enquiries, contribution and image selection are interface demonstrations. They do not create accounts, authenticate users, deliver messages, publish records or perform image recognition. Native dialog forms keep personal entries and files on the device. The separate iNaturalist search sends only the query you type to that external website.

Use botanical references responsibly

This small collection is an educational starting point. Compare multiple features and consult the linked botanical records. Do not use a photograph or this guide to decide whether a plant is edible, medicinal or safe to handle.

Community and personal information

The three community contributors and their comments are fictional teaching examples. Image creators are credited separately. Student profiles and contact addresses are explicitly marked placeholders. No real identity, biography, account or observation has been invented.

Credits and independence

Rimba Kita is an independent student project, not an official service of Swinburne, iNaturalist, Kew, NParks or Pl@ntNet. Read the source register for image licences and botanical references, and the submission notes for document inconsistencies and AI assistance.