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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.

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.

Winter conditions in the Tatra Mountains highlight design challenges for camera traps. Heavy snowfall has made some locations unsuitable, with cameras completely buried in snow.

First pics from Tatra! The first inspection of the cameras has largely exceeded our expectations. Read the full note

Camera-trapping workshop On November 11-14 we took part in the workshop “Advancing Wildlife Monitoring through Camera Trapping Across Europe” organized in Konstanz (Germany) by Dr. Fabiola Iannarilli from the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior. Read more