Trail Cameras in Conservation

Gain the skills to use trail cameras effectively for wildlife monitoring, pest detection, and biodiversity research.
Discover how trail cameras are transforming wildlife monitoring and pest management in conservation. This practical workshop will take you through the full process , from setting objectives and designing a camera network, to field deployment, data collection, analysis, and reporting.

Led by Dr Virginia Moreno and Eliane Lagnaz, the session includes a hands-on demonstration showing how to correctly set up a trail camera in the field, ensuring you capture meaningful and reliable data.
Whether you’re part of a community conservation group or simply curious about how technology supports biodiversity research, this workshop will provide you with the skills and confidence to contribute effectively to local ecological initiatives.
Who should attend:
Community conservation volunteers, trappers, and anyone interested in pest monitoring or wildlife research.

Places are limited RSVP essential.
Part of the Auckland Council funded Community Conservation Training Series, this workshop is proudly delivered by The Forest Bridge Trust.