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Camera Trapping Workshop 

Camera Trapping WorkshopCamera trapping is a non-invasive field technique which allows the researcher to gain an insight into the hidden world of wild animals in some of the most challenging environments in the world.

  • Saturday 16 March 2013

This one day workshop will cover how to set up a systematic camera trapping survey in the field and will examine the wide range of behavioural, ecological and conservation studies for which camera trapping provides a useful tool.

The course is suitable for students and researchers looking to gain an insight into the practicalities and possibilities of this research methodology. 

Cost: Standard £110/Student £75 (including VAT).

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Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)

To book: Download a booking form (PDF) or contact Geography Outdoors.

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