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WildObs Camera Trap Data Package: Camera Trap Module for UQ's BIOL2015 Field Ecology Studies Course from 2023, 2024, 2025

Research Project

Researchers: Dr Zachary Amir (Principal investigator, Investigation, Principal or Chief Investigator) ,  Linda Behrendorff (Principal investigator, Investigation, Principal or Chief Investigator) ,  Matthew Luskin (Principal investigator, Investigation, Principal or Chief Investigator)

Full description Camera trap data package from the Wildlife Observatory of Australia's Wildlife Camera Database. Dataset ID: QLD_Kgari_BIOL2015_2023-24_WildObsID_0004. The camera trap surveys in this project were deployed by teaching staff approximetly two months before a week-long field trip to Kgari for UQ's undergraduate BIOL2015 Field Ecology Studies Course. During the trip, the students collect the cameras that were set up by staff, and cameras were deplyed in pairs with one on the road and one in the bush. The students then process the data on Wildlife Insights and have the option of writing their final report using the camera trap data, typically about interactions with dingoes and prey or coarse habitat associations. Deployment locations are stratified between closed canopy rainfores and open woodlands. Data accessed via WildObs (https://wildobs.org.au).

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