Trip card CSV export fixes

Fixed BirdMAP submission issue on iOS17+

- New protocol: Transect and point counts - Bug fixes

Bug fixes

- You can now share your trip card in CSV format via 3rd party email apps with fellow birders - You can now change your username (email address) inside the app - see under Settings - French species names now available - You can now tag an observation as Photographed and Guided - For atlassing in groups, you can now add an additional observer to your field sheet - Some optimisations, some bug fixes - Facebook login was removed from the apps

- Styling updates on BirdMap Submission screen with regards to the additional observer field being hidden - Styling updates on eBird export screen

- Dynamic font sizes - Updated species - Trip card: CSV export now included location accuracy - Custom area coordinates entering improvement - Bug fixes

- Trip card search added (pull down) - Lifelist: Improve loading of locations when adding a new lifelist location. - IOS 13 updates - Bug fixes

- Improved syncing - New species added

Bug fix: fix country detection for new installations

- The app now calculates your time spent atlassing on a best effort basis - displayed on the submit screen. - The app now evaluates your atlas card in terms of protocol adherence, and informs you if it believes that you have selected the incorrect protocol. - Added the ability to export your lifelist in CSV format (via email). - Ability to link directly to the pentad information page on SABAP2’s website - just click on the pentad number callout in Map View.

- Using BirdLasser, you can now atlas at sea! The version introduces two new protocols: AS@S Transect and AS@S Snapshot. For more information, visit http://seabirds.saeon.ac.za - Bug fixes

Bug fixes related to observations not displaying or atlass number not appearing after logging it.

- Lifelist filter by region/ Location - Lifelist filter by year - Lifelist markers. Birdlasser lifers will have a gold indicator while regional lifers will be silver.

- eBird export - Bug fixes

- Critical bug fix related to editing seen/heard on an observation

- Critical bug fix when editing an observation date and time

- Improved user experience with Login and Register flows - Bug fixes

Bug fixes and minor performance improvements.

- Trip cards empty state - New trip card empty state (list of observations) - Improve overall performance

- Updates to comply with iOS11

- Bug fixes

- Add global quick capture count setting - Add App review link under Settings-about - Performance improvements - Bug fixes

- New Zealand regions with species list - Bug fixes

- New: Advanced Properties – Each observation now only shows a basic list of observational properties. If more information about the observation needs to be recorded, the user can capture it under Advanced Properties. - New: Quick Capture – The ability to quickly capture the most important observation information, e.g. species count. Quick Capture can be enabled for one or all of the supported conservation causes. - New: Show on map – Each cause’s specific area of importance can now be displayed on the map. This makes it easy to see when you enter a protected area. - New: Advanced Capture – This gives the advanced user the ability to quickly capture the most important observation information for their conservation cause. - Two new causes have joined the family: BirdLife South Africa’s Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas, and the Sol Plaatjes University’s HeronryMAP Africa project. Please agree to their T&Cs in the app to have your data contribute to these conservation and research causes. - Bug fixes