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WildTracker
Gather camera trap data across a diverse range of private lands to better inform conservation science in Tasmania. Participants can serve as sentinels for wildlife diseases (e.g. devil facial tumor disease) and assist in monitoring the spread of exotic species like fallow deer.
- Ongoing
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WildTracker is a digital citizen science platform that enables landholders to upload, tag, and share the wildlife images they capture using motion-sensor camera traps. In doing so, participants of WildTracker learn about the species with which they share their backyard, why they’re so special and contribute to important conservation research at the Tasmanian Land Conservancy. Participants who are also members of either the Land for Wildlife or Gardens for Wildlife programs can borrow a camera trap should they not have access to their own, or purchase one with a discount code given upon registration. Data that are uploaded to WildTracker will also be shared with state and national biodiversity databases.
Ticket Required: No
Minimum Age: 13
Languages: English
