Conservation professionals explain in detail the steps for camera trapping--using automatic cameras to take pictures of passing animals--to study populations and distributions of wildlife.
Their topics include camera features related to specific ecological applications, camera trap data management and interoperability, presence/absence and species inventory, capture-recapture
methods for density estimation, community-level occupancy analysis, camera trapping as a monitoring tool at national and global levels, and camera traps and public engagement. Distributed in
the US by the National Book Network. Annotation ©2016 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
