Cameras deployed in Tatra
First pics from Tatra! The first inspection of the cameras has largely exceeded our expectations. Read the full note
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
1st Iberian meeting of the Terrestrial Carnivores Group – SECEM 28 and 29 September 2024 – Aracena, Spain Presentation 1: Dog invasions in protected areas. A study using camera traps, citizen science and artificial intelligence Presentation 2: Integrating photo-trapping, artificial intelligence and citizen science to understand species coexistence Read more
We invite applications for a postdoc position at our research team in Kraków on artificial intelligence, citizen science and biodiversity monitoring. Application deadline: 31.12.24
We are thrilled to announce our new position!!! Automated estimation of species populations Essential Biodiversity Variables from camera trapping Open to PhD and Postdoc applicants, depending on the evaluation of the candidates. Application deadline: 16.10.2024.
Essential tools but overlooked bias: artificial intelligence and citizen science classification affect camera trap data.
Dog invasions in Protected Areas: a case study sing camera trapping, citizen science and artificial intelligence.
7th European Congress of Conservation Biology – “Biodiversity positive by 2030” 19 June 2024 – Bologna, Italy
The Carpathian Brown Bear Project has published a brief note about our Kick-off meeting, which took place at the University of Huelva, Spain, from March 4th to 7th, 2024.
Essential tools but overlooked bias: artificial intelligence and citizen science classification affect camera trap data