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# Appendix F: Sample indicator-species observations
Sample list of indicator-species observations for pilot site in Villagarzón, Colombia
To be valid an observation must have a species, and primary proof such as photo, video, audiorecording, or geocoding data (not required by this methodology but accepted if made for other reasons).
A sample table of species observations for our pilot BCP site in Putumayo, Colombia is shown in the table below. And you can copy and use a template for tracking your data: (note: geocodes have been removed for animal safety).
* 1\) [Signup for Airtable]() for free
* 2\) Copy the [Sample observation database](https://airtable.com/appCrJEBJX5lDwZ2R/shrTEy84ICs3dIXWm/tblSGRFmIU1FbLIQM/viwaSqv9TqSyU2Jds?blocks=hide) to use for your own BCP
#### **Table 12. Indicator species observations for full crediting.** *Note: geocodes have been removed for animal safety.*
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