The latest news from WWF camera traps around the world
WWF camera trap captures rare little long-tailed dunnart footage
WWF field staff working in Australia’s only biodiversity hotspot, the Southwest Australia Ecoregion, recently collected some exciting and rare footage of a tiny native marsupial.
U.S. dogs to sniff out Cambodian tigers
Researchers will monitor Cambodia’s remaining tigers using almost 200 camera traps and two specially trained dogs – capable of tracking the tigers over 150 square kilometers by following the animal’s droppings.
Videos to track every move of world’s rarest rhinos
34 video cameras will follow the Javan rhinos wherever they go, in an attempt to find out more about the world’s most endangered large mammal and help to prevent the species from going extinct.
Second Borneo rhino caught on camera
An image of a second wild Borneo rhino has been captured by scientists in Malaysia using a motion-triggered camera.
Poaching gangs blamed for tiger density tumble in Nepal park
A Nepal wildlife reserve that boasted the highest density of tigers in the world is just half a decade later struggling to hold a few remaining tigers.