Camera Trapping

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Camera Trapping: Wildlife Management and Research

Editor(s): Paul Meek; Peter Fleming

Print Publication Date: 2014

https://doi.org/10.1071/9781486300402

ISBN: 9781486300402

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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CHAPTER 1.

Preface

Peter Fleming , Peter Banks

CHAPTER 2.

Acknowledgements

CHAPTER 3.

Introduction

CHAPTER 4.

Principal Editors

CHAPTER 5.

Editors

CHAPTER 6.

List of Contributors

CHAPTER 7.

Part 1 Camera Trapping for Animal Monitoring: Case Studies; 1 Camera Trapping for Animal Monitoring and Management: a Review of Applications

Don E. Swann , Nic Perkins

CHAPTER 8.

Part 1; 2 Camera Trap Monitoring for Inventory and Management Effectiveness in Victorian National Parks: Tailoring Approaches to Suit Specific Questions

Mark J. Antos , Kally Yuen

CHAPTER 9.

Part 1; 3 Sentinel Camera Traps Monitor the Emergence of Infectious Disease in Tasmanian Devils (Sarcophilus Harrisii)

Sam Thalmann , Phil Wise , Stewart Huxtable

CHAPTER 10.

Part 1; 4 What Can Camera Traps Tell us about the Diurnal Activity of the Nocturnal Bare-Nosed Wombat (Vombatus Ursinus)?

Georgeanna Story , Don Driscoll , Sam Banks

CHAPTER 11.

Part 1; 5 The Wildlife Picture Index: Monitoring Mongolian Biodiversity with Camera Trapping

Susan E. Townsend , Batbayar Galtbalt , Munkhjargal Myagmar , Jonathan Baillie , Timothy G. O'Brien

CHAPTER 12.

Part 1; 6 Examining the State of Biodiversity Using Camera Traps in the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, Peru

Malini Pittet , Peter Bennett

CHAPTER 13.

Part 1; 7 Population Estimates of an Endangered Rock-Wallaby (Petrogale Penicillata) Using Time-Lapse Photography from Camera Traps

Catie Gowen , Karl Vernes

CHAPTER 14.

Part 1; 8 Fauna Survey by Camera Trapping in the Torricelli Mountain Range, Papua New Guinea

Jim Thomas

CHAPTER 15.

Part 1; 9 Monitoring Malleefowls with Camera Traps in Western Australia's Wheatbelt: a Case Study in Citizen Science

Mike Griffiths , Phil Lewis

CHAPTER 16.

Part 1; 10 Wildlife Camera Trapping in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan with Recommendations for the Future

Tiger Sangay , Rajanathan Rajaratnam , Karl Vernes

CHAPTER 17.

Part 2 Camera Technology, Constraints and Pitfalls; 11 A Review of the Ultimate Camera Trap for Wildlife Research and Monitoring

Paul D. Meek , Andre Pittet

CHAPTER 18.

Part 2; 12 The Effect of Camera Trap Type on the Probability of Detecting Different Size Classes of Australian Mammals

Jake Urlus , Clare McCutcheon , Daniel Gilmore , Jamie McMahon

CHAPTER 19.

Part 2; 13 Comparing the Effectiveness of Two Types of Camera Trap for Surveying ground-Dwelling Mammals

Matthew Swan , Julian Di Stefano , Fiona Christie

CHAPTER 20.

Part 2; 14 Using Camera Traps to Compare Poison Bait Uptake by Invasive Predators and Non-Target Species

Katherine E. Moseby , John L. Read

CHAPTER 21.

Part 2; 15 Can Camera Trap Surveys Provide Reliable Population Estimates for Nondescript Species?

Shannon J. Dundas , Peter J. Adams , Patricia A. Fleming

CHAPTER 22.

Part 2; 16 More than Just Presence–Absence: Camera Traps Reveal Fine Scale Resource Partitioning by the Ubiquitous Swamp Wallaby (Wallabia Bicolor)

Bronwyn A. Hradsky

CHAPTER 23.

Part 2; 17 Camera Traps, Sand Plots and Known Events: What do Camera Traps Miss?)

Guy Ballard , Paul D. Meek , Sam Doak , Peter J. S. Fleming , Jessica Sparkes

CHAPTER 24.

Part 3 Survey Design; 18 How Long is a Piece of string? Camera Trapping Methodology is Question Dependent

Andrew W. Claridge , David J. Paull

CHAPTER 25.

Part 3; 19 A Novel Camera-Based Approach to Understanding the Foraging Behaviour of Mycophagous Mammals

Karl Vernes , Matt Smith , Peter J. Jarman

CHAPTER 26.

Part 3; 20 Using Camera Traps to Survey Diurnal Terrestrial Reptiles: a Proof of Concept

Dustin Welbourne

CHAPTER 27.

Part 3; 21 The Use of Camera Traps to Detect Arboreal Mammals: Lessons from Targeted Surveys for The Cryptic Leadbeater’s Possum (Gymnobelideus Leadbeateri)

Dan K. P. Harley , Greg J. Holland , Bronwyn A. Hradsky , Joanne S. Antrobus

CHAPTER 28.

Part 3; 22 Using Camera Traps to Monitor use of Roadside Glide Poles and Rope Canopy-Bridges by Australian Gliding Mammals

Brendan Taylor , Ross Goldingay

CHAPTER 29.

Part 3; 23 Comparison of Camera Trapping and Live Trapping of Mammals in Tasmanian Coastal Woodland and Heathland

Michael M. Driessen , Peter J. Jarman

CHAPTER 30.

Part 3; 24 TEAM: A Standardised Camera Trap Survey to Monitor Terrestrial Vertebrate Communities in Tropical Forests

Patrick A. Jansen , Jorge A. Ahumada , Eric Fegraus , Timothy O'Brien

CHAPTER 31.

Part 3; 25 Developing a Camera Trap Survey Protocol to Detect a Rare Marsupial Carnivore, the Spotted-Tailed Quoll (Dasyurus Maculatus)

Jenny L. Nelson , Michael P. Scroggie , Chris A. Belcher

CHAPTER 32.

Part 4 Data Management and Analyses; 26 Automatic Camera Trap Data Organisation, Storage and Analysis Without Entering Data by Hand Using a Keyboard

Jim Sanderson , Grant Harris

CHAPTER 33.

Part 4; 27 Assessing the Power to Detect Change in Red Fox (Vulpes Vulpes) Occupancy Using Camera Surveys in the Grampians National Park

Alan Robley , Paul Moloney , Ben Holmes , Mike Castle , Ryan Duffy , Dave Panther

CHAPTER 34.

Part 4; 28 Computer-Assisted Identification of Small Australian Mammals in Camera Trap Imagery

Greg Falzon , Paul D. Meek , Karl Vernes

CHAPTER 35.

Part 4; 29 Can Camera Traps be Used to Estimate Small Mammal Population Size?

Malith K. Weerakoon , Lise Ruffino , Grainne P. Cleary , Steven Heavener , Jenna P. Bytheway , Helen M. Smith , Peter B. Banks

CHAPTER 36.

Part 4; 30 Density Estimation Using Camera Trap Surveys: the Random Encounter Model

J. Marcus Rowcliffe , Chris Carbone , Roland Kays , Bart Kranstauber , Patrick A. Jansen

CHAPTER 37.

Part 4; 31 Analysis of Camera Trap Surveys to Detect Effects of Population Management

Andrew Bengsen

CHAPTER 38.

Part 4; 32 Now We Can 'See the Forest and the Trees, Too', But There are Risks: camera trapping and privacy law in Australia

Paul D. Meek , Des Butler

CHAPTER 39.

Part 5 Conclusion; 33 Putting Contemporary Camera Trapping in Focus

Paul D. Meek , Peter J. S. Fleming , Guy Ballard , Peter B. Banks , Andrew W. Claridge , Stuard McMahon , Jim Sanderson , Don E. Swann

CHAPTER 40.

Index

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