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An intensive and highly productive meeting in Madrid, during which the project partners reviewed progress and planned the next steps for the WildINTEL project, was successfully concluded with a visit to Madrid’s Botanical Garden.

WildINTEL partners are meeting in Madrid for the project’s midterm meeting to review progress and discuss the next steps in advancing EBVs monitoring with camera-trap data.

We had the chance to share the WildIntel project at the XVII SECEM Sociedad Ibérica para la Conservación y Estudio de los Mamíferos – SECEM Congress! Nuria Selva presented the project, and Santiago Gutiérrez showcased Doñana findings on predator–prey links between European rabbits, Iberian hares, and mesocarnivores.

40 cameras installed on the Polish side of the Oder Delta. 5 more will be installed tomorrow 👍

Essential tools but overlooked bias: artificial intelligence and citizen science classification affect camera trap data

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Setting up cameras in the Tatra National Park has its challenges – e.g. aligning them parallel to the ground.

Impressions from the productive workshops, field trips, and camera deployment during the mid-term meeting in May 2025 in Zakopane and Tatra National Park.

A curious fox in the snowy Tatra Mountains

Following the recent stork observation, here’s an image of a wolf in Tatra National Park, taken in February.