Camera Trapping - A Practical Handbook for Wildlife Researchers and Enthusiasts
Camera trapping has revolutionised wildlife research, conservation, and citizen science. From garden mammals to elusive rainforest species, modern trail cameras allow us to observe animals in their natural habitats like never before.
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The Camera Trapping Handbook provides a complete, field-tested guide to this rapidly growing discipline. Covering everything from choosing equipment and planning projects to data analysis and presentation, it explains the principles of camera trapping in clear, accessible language. Supported by detailed diagrams, photographs, and worked examples, it is designed for students, researchers, and conservation practitioners alike.
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Whether you are monitoring biodiversity, studying animal behaviour, or embarking on your first field project, this handbook offers the tools and inspiration to connect more deeply with the wild.
Book, 92 Pages
Print Book: US Letter (8.5 x 11 in / 216 x 279 mm),
Standard Color
60# White — Uncoated,
Paperback Perfect Bound
Glossy Cover
Table of Contents
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Foreword​
Introduction
The Pros and Cons of Trail Cameras
Choosing a Trail Camera
Data Storage
Power Management
Security
Planning a Project
Ethical Practice
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Data Management
Special Modifications and Equipment
Analysing and Presenting Results
Appendix A: Worked Examples
Appendix B: Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations
Appendix C: Further Reading and Sources of Information
Appendix D: Useful Websites and Software
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