From research to conservation, camera traps have revolutionized our knowledge of wildlife. Though they date back more than a hundred years, camera traps have become more popular recently ...

Oregon State University scientists have improved artificial intelligence's ability to identify wildlife species in photos ...

also called camera traps, to catch the wildlife right outside their front doors. The campaign takes place during National Wildlife Week from April 07 - 13, and will feature a dedicated website ...

The Rajasthan Forest Department has initiated a comprehensive wildlife survey in the Jhalana forest area to monitor and track animal movements. The survey, which began today, aims to collect crucial ...

Oregon State University scientists say they have improved artificial intelligence’s ability to identify wildlife species in ...

But all wildlife ecologist Nyeema Harris is shooting with is a camera. Harris is working on the largest camera-trap study ever conducted of Michigan wildlife, capturing the animals' images using ...

Camera traps can also help researchers evaluate the effectiveness of different wildlife interventions. Alexis Sigillo, VG24, is a rabies technician with the U.S. Department of Agriculture ...

Locals called a wildlife hotline in Thailand after three wild kittens were discovered. Screengrab from the Department of ...

Researchers around the world use camera traps — digital cameras connected to infrared sensors — to study wildlife populations. But while these traps can provide valuable insights, they ...

The only herd of wild water buffalo left in Thailand made a rare appearance on camera at a wildlife sanctuary.