Camera traps are increasingly used to monitor wildlife populations and management
activities. Failing to detect target occurrence and/or behaviour inhibits the robustness of …

Introduction Fundamental data on the distributions, diversity, and threat status of terrestrial
snakes and lizards (hereafter squamates) is limited. This is due to the cryptic nature of …

Vandalism and theft of camera traps is common, imposing financial and data losses on
wildlife professionals. Like many 'victims', our response to a spate of thefts was to attempt to …

Scientific equipment, such as animal traps and autonomous data collection systems, is
regularly left in the field unattended, making it an easy target for vandalism or theft. We …

As the use of camera traps in wildlife management in Australia rapidly increases,
government agencies, private enterprises, universities and individuals are investing …

Abstract The US Fish and Wildlife Service National Conservation Training Center requested
a literature review product that would serve as a resource to natural resource professionals …

Research in urban ecology and evolution relies on the use of deployable scientific
equipment. If left unattended in the field, scientific equipment may be prone to vandalism …

Desafortunadamente, en la actualidad ha disminuido notablemente la densidad poblacional
de especies de fauna silvestre, resaltando que los mamíferos son un grupo de animales con …

We examined the effectiveness of simulated underground utility cable markers in hiding
infrared cameras along a roadway. Our study took place in the summer of 2014 and winter of …

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY San Joaquin kit foxes (Vulpes macrotis mutica) are Federally
Endangered and California Threatened, primarily due to profound habitat degradation and …