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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

Postdoctoral Position in Ecological Modelling Join the WildINTEL project and help shape the future of biodiversity monitoring! 🐾🌍 APPLY till 01.09.2025! More details in the full announcement: https://panel.iop.krakow.pl/uploads/232/WildINTEL_postdoc%20position_Krakow_ECOLOGY.pdf 🌍🐾WildINTEL – Work at the intersection of biodiversity science, AI, and remote sensing Contribute to innovative modelling approaches for wildlife monitoring Collaborate with a dynamic and passionate team of ecologists and data scientists Please share with anyone who might be interested! #Postdoc EcologyJobs #WildlifeResearch #AIinEcology #CameraTraps #EcologicalModelling #WildINTEL

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.

A feathered spectacle caught on camera in the Doñana National Park

Posts We invite applications for a student/PhD student position within the National Science Centre (NCN) scholarship framework, as part of the project WildINTEL – “Building a scalable WILDlife monitoring system by integrating remote camera sampling and artificial INTELligence with Essential Biodiversity Variables” (2023/05/Y/NZ8/00104).

Captured with a camera trap in the Tatra Mountains, this young female can be recognised by its unique spots. She was born in 2023.