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Camera traps shed new light on wildlife biologyROB CHANEY [email protected] Feb 15, 2017 Updated 37 min ago
At a hearing on potential endangered species status a year ago,
U.S. District Judge Dana Christensen was one of the few people in
the packed courtroom who’d actually seen a wolverine.
That’s created a legal conundrum: How do we prove an animal
deserves federal protection if it’s too elusive to study? The
Western States Wolverine Conservation Program has roped
together a team of state, federal, tribal, academic and private
researchers to answer that problem. And they’re benefiting from
a tool that’s revolutionizing conservation biology: The camera
trap.
MORE INFORMATION
Wolverines Interact In The WildUpdated 17 hrs ago
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Courtesy J. Paczkowski, Alberta Parks
A Canadian elk study remote camera caught this image of wolves probing the defenses of an elk herd in Banff National Park. Unlikeradio collars, camera traps allow biologists to observe behavior of multiple species for relatively low cost.