WildCAM-CMIAE Webinars now online!
11.16.2020Last month WildCAM partnered with the Columbia Mountain Institute of Applied Ecology (CMIAE) to co-host two webinars led by WildCAM members...
Full ArticleLast month WildCAM partnered with the Columbia Mountain Institute of Applied Ecology (CMIAE) to co-host two webinars led by WildCAM members...
Full ArticleOutdoor recreation can lead to increased conservation of wildlife habitat, yet also has the potential to alter how species use that...
Full ArticleAlthough camera trapping continues to increase in popularity as a non-invasive tool to monitor wildlife, there is still a need for...
Full ArticleThe Columbia Mountains Insitute of Applied Ecology is hosting a virtual seminar series this fall. The Columbia Region Ecological...
Full ArticleCamera traps can be a powerful tool to observe animal behavior, but the presence of camera traps could have an impact on the environment...
Full ArticleCamera traps are often used to study interactions between predators and prey and their use has revealed a range of interesting animal...
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