Tiger camera-trapping methods

Laidlaw, Ruth (1998) Tiger camera-trapping methods. [Journal / Magazine]

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Abstract

Tiger camera-trapping method is currently being used by the Department of Wild Life and National Parks to collect relatively rapid sampling information on tigers in Peninsular Malaysia. The methods have been developed by Wildlife Conservation Society staff in Thailand and Malaysia since 1997 through practical field trials and on-site training in both countries. Currently, we sample using a plot size of 40km2, setting up 30 camera-traps in 25 locations using a grid method. At least one camera-trap is positioned in the forest every second square kilometre, in the first suitable location encountered. Our methods continue to change and to be refined and adapted.

Item Type: Journal / Magazine
Creators: Laidlaw, Ruth
Title: Tiger camera-trapping methods
Date: 1998
Location: Department of Wildlife and National Parks - Perhilitan website
Publication: Department of Wildlife and National Parks - Perhilitan
Volume: 16
Physical Description: 165p.
Additional Information: Page : 127-134
Agency Name: Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)
Date Deposited: 17 Dec 2019 01:39
Last Modified: 17 Dec 2019 01:39
URI: http://myagric.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/14640

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