Two camera traps were installed to film the wildlife living in the forests of an area protected by Costa Rica’s banana ...
Go behind the scenes with “Jaguar Beach” cameraman and producer Brian Moghari. Go behind the scenes with “Jaguar Beach” cameraman and producer Brian Moghari as he reveals how the team set up camera ...
Camera traps in Myagdi, Nepal surveyed national forests to locate and count the red panda population, strengthening conservation plans.
To track an elusive group of small carnivores, researchers in Europe are turning to an innovative camera-trap design. A new study from the University of Groningen in the Netherlands found that when it ...
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What the camera trap found in the wilderness
A camera trap set up in a remote part of the wilderness captured unexpected animal activity. Without human presence, the ...
A team of scientists from a number of academic institutions, including the University of Salford in Manchester, set up camera ...
Five years ago, I began my journey using camera traps in wildlife monitoring projects in Costa Rica. A few years after that I began submitting wildlife articles to The Tico Times. I rely on my camera ...
MISSOULA – On a hillside in northwest Montana, Mahdieh Tourani secures a camera to a tree. She gives the straps anchoring the camera a good tug, and when it doesn’t move, she steps back to admire her ...
Two camera traps set up for the tiger census in Bardiya have been damaged. According to Ajit Tumbahamphe, head of the Bardiya ...
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Hidden camera trap shows what lives in the wild
A hidden camera trap recorded animals as they moved freely through their natural environment. The footage captures authentic behavior without human disturbance. It offers a rare glimpse into the lives ...
In an initiative aimed at reducing human-wildlife conflict and enhancing wildlife conservation, Bhutan Ecological Society (BES) has deployed four AI-powered TrailGuard camera traps in the forests of ...
On a remote beach at the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, two very different species are meeting – sea turtles and jaguars. Each year, thousands of turtles return here to lay their eggs, while the jaguars ...
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