A snapshot of camera traps reveals user frustrations and hopes

Mongabay
Feb 14, 2019, 2:13 pm287 pts
Camera trapping has become an important conservation and research tool worldwide. Photos from remote cameras have afforded us insights into the lives of rare, shy, cryptic, nocturnal, or otherwise seldom-seen animals. Remote cameras can capture images of a variety of rare, cryptic, and shy animals that would…

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