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Cute marsupial went missing from Australian wildlife sanctuary for 80 years – but thanks to a well-placed trail camera, we know it’s back
By Mike Harris Last updated
News The northern quoll has been captured by a trail camera, marking its return to this AWC-owned sanctuary for the first time in 80 years

This tiny camera ignores people to track just backyard wildlife – and its wildlife tracking is giving me FitBit-like vibes
By Hillary K. Grigonis Published
NEWS The Behold Cam-1 is a trail camera that tracks and monitors backyard wildlife

I finally realized I didn't need a trail camera. What I actually needed was LOTS of them!
By Chris George Published
opinion Watching BBC's Springwatch persuaded me to finally get a trail camera for my garden – and the TV show gave me some unexpected buying advice, too!

Trail camera footage surprises park officials: video of a rare pheasant in Thailand leaves conservationists amazed
By Kim Bunermann Published
news The at-risk species, the great argus, was spotted in the dense forests of southern Thailand's Kaeng Krung National Park

Wildlife photographer shocked after “ghost neighbor” cougar he tracked for four years is killed by hunters
By Leonie Helm Published
News John Marriott had been tracking the cougar for four years using trail cameras, and recently he was shocked to discover that hunters killed her and left her kittens to fend for themselves

Lack of camera trap sightings suggest famous lone tiger has been killed by poachers in India
By Leonie Helm Published
The single tiger, known as Walker II, is thought to have been killed by poachers after not appearing in camera trap footage in a sanctuary for over two weeks

Watch Costa Rican trail camera catch a stunning array of wildlife
By Leonie Helm Published
news Vincent Losasso, founder of Guanacaste Wildlife Monitoring, is a biologist who works with camera traps throughout Costa Rica

Hidden wildlife cameras capture incredible images of rare birds once thought extinct
By Leonie Helm Published
"We can't quite believe this incredible footage captured earlier this month — not one, not two, but three bitterns are all on camera together," a spokesperson said
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