He started setting remote cameras in burned forests after the 2017 Eagle Creek Fire in the Columbia River ... Even the most severe fires typically burn less than 10% of the forest biomass ...

To see whether martens are endangered, volunteers are installing remote camera traps to take photos of the animals. Animals To Catch A Marten: Seeking Clues In Olympic National Forest ...

The cameras are a big help when people call in and claim to have spotted smoke in a remote forested area, he said. "We have a helicopter on contract, but it is expensive to fly," Smith said.

Detecting elusive species . Wildlife researchers are expanding the use of camera traps—remote cameras triggered by animal movement—to study arboreal animals and their use of the forest canopy.

Bird lovers, break out your binoculars. A rare bird species was spotted in a forest in eastern India thanks to camera traps, also known as trail cameras. Trail cameras have become a great tool for ...

The job of watching the forest for wildfire has been a classic job in the American West dating back to the late 1800s. ... Increasingly, remote cameras are doing the work of spotting the fires.

Remote cameras — which can be left in the backcountry for days, ... Canada, to the underwater kelp forest off California’s Channel Islands are always popular.

Remote cameras — which can be left in the backcountry for days, weeks or even months — help fill in blanks by showing how many animals are on the move over a given period, he said. Where to ...

The cameras are a big help when people call in and claim to have spotted smoke in a remote forested area, he said. “We have a helicopter on contract, but it is expensive to fly,” Smith said.

Using video camera technology that has become increasingly popular worldwide to zero in on fires in remote forests. ... Cameras in the woods replace forest fire lookouts. Updated: Sep. 11, ...