Trail Cameras

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Gray Wolf (Canis lupus) and winter snow
Gray wolves may no longer be endangered in this US state – and a network of 1,311 trail cameras capturing more than 2 million images is helping to prove it

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS For the first time, the Michigan DNR has successfully tracked the health of the gray wolf population for a full year using a series of trail cameras

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Eurasian lynx camera trap image.
Camera traps once again play pivotal role in the fight to protect big cats, with this historic rare animal sighting

By Alan Palazon Published

News For only the second time, a Eurasian lynx has been photographed in the Eastern Himalayan region – and the vital footage was snapped by a camera trap

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The Browning Defender Pro Scout Max Solar trail camera attached to a tree in a woodland
Browning Defender Pro Scout Max Solar review: a truly hands-off and long-term wildlife watching tool

By Lauren Scott Published

Review The cellular Defender Pro Scout Solar makes wildlife monitoring a seamless process, but the subscription costs for downloading videos feel high

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The Browning Strike Force Pro X 1080 attached to a tree in a woodland
Browning Strike Force HD Pro X1080 review: a fantastic, no-frills trail camera for beginners

By Lauren Scott Published

Review Browning’s traditional trail cam trades cellular faff for fast trigger speeds, making it a rugged and reliable win for scouting without a subscription

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A tapir calf looks for its mother at the National Zoo in Masaya, Nicaragua on August 29, 2017
Camera trap footage helps save endangered wildlife species from angry farmers in Honduras

By Alan Palazon Published

News A camera trap study in Honduras has proven to angry farmers that the endangered Baird’s tapir isn’t solely to blame for crop raiding – potentially staving vengeance against the species

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Panther in wild.
Florida conservationists need your help classifying 6 million acres worth of wildlife trail cam images

By Alan Palazon Published

News Some 1,000 participants have completed over 200,000 classifications since May – but the work is just getting started

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A Jaguar (Panthera onca) is walking along the riverbank of one of the tributaries of the Cuiaba River near Porto Jofre in the northern Pantanal, Mato Grosso province in Brazil.
Trail camera films exceedingly rare jaguar encounter in southern Arizona

By Mike Harris Published

News North America’s largest big cat is filmed in southern Arizona – one of only five individuals recorded in the area over the past 15 years

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A young orangutan delights in a moment of play on the wooden feeding platform at the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo.
Camera trap footage of critically endangered orangutan using vital road crossing is a world first and a huge win for conservationists

By Mike Harris Published

News It’s taken two years and constant camera-trap surveillance to finally film a Sumatran orangutan using a canopy bridge installed by conservationists to relieve trapped primates

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Trail cameras are going missing in southern England. Prime suspect? A giant rodent

By Ben Andrews Published

A capybara has a escaped from a zoo, and it doesn't want to be found

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A trail camera went through one of the Nebraska wildfires on March 12, 2026
This trail camera melted in a wildfire, but the memory card – and the images of the fire – survived

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS Photos from a melted trail camera are going viral for the immersive view inside one of the Nebraska wildfires

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