The use of camera traps to estimate population size when animals are not individually
recognizable is gaining traction in the ecological literature, because of its applicability in …

Population density estimates are important for wildlife conservation and management.
Several camera trapping‐based methods for estimating densities have been developed …

Large felids represent some of the most threatened large mammals on Earth, critical for both
tourism economies and ecosystem function. Most populations are in a state of decline, and …

Context: Estimating the population size of large and medium-sized mammals is a
fundamental issue in animal ecology, attracting great attention from researchers, managers …

Camera trapping plays an important role in wildlife surveys, and provides valuable
information for estimation of population density. While mark-recapture techniques can …

Camera traps have transformed the way we monitor wildlife and are now routinely used to
address questions from a wide range of ecological and conservation aspects. Sampling …

Motion‐sensitive cameras are commonly used to monitor wildlife occupancy rates; however,
few studies have assessed whether data from cameras are correlated with density estimates …

Simple Summary We used camera traps to survey wild mammals in a portion of western
Thailand and recorded 32 species, 17 of which were IUCN-listed from Near Threatened to …

大中型兽类种群数量的估算是动物生态学中重要的基本问题, 受到研究者, 管理者和公众的共同
关注. 国际上从20 世纪中期开始研究该问题, 已出现了多种研究方法和相应案例 …

Identifying population-level relationships between predators and their prey is often
predicated on having reliable population estimates. Camera-trapping is effective for …