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...
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NEW PAPER by WildCAM members: How does outdoor recreation affect wildlife?
10.15.2020Outdoor recreation can lead to increased conservation of wildlife habitat, yet also has the potential to alter how species use that...
Full ArticleNEW PAPER: Sooner, Closer or Longer- camera trap detections of mesocarnivores by using scent lures
09.11.2020Although camera trapping continues to increase in popularity as a non-invasive tool to monitor wildlife, there is still a need for...
Full ArticleSave the date! CREDtalks (Columbia Region Ecological Discussions) happening this fall!!
08.14.2020The Columbia Mountains Insitute of Applied Ecology is hosting a virtual seminar series this fall. The Columbia Region Ecological...
Full ArticleNew paper: what should we consider when studying animal behaviour?
07.05.2020Camera traps can be a powerful tool to observe animal behavior, but the presence of camera traps could have an impact on the environment...
Full ArticleNew paper: camera traps as part of experimental studies of predator-prey interactions
05.29.2020Camera 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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