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Published on Jul 23, 2018
Working out the first occupancy estimate of clouded leopard in Annapurna Conservation Area
Working out the first occupancy estimate of clouded leopard in Annapurna Conservation AreaIntroductionThe study area had never been camera trapped on this scale before. Also theduration of the came...
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Published on Jan 23, 2017
Camera traps in alert mode
We have set up our camera traps in the field by now and are ready to click every time an animal passes in front. A total of 53 camera traps are set, seven malfunctioned. We hope the target species ...
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To answer again, there's a method called rapid biodiversity assessment.. In such cases we keep camera traps for 15 days at most in a place and then retrieve them to keep them at some other places.. the sole objective of such assessment is to document presence-absence of species and not their population or occupancy.. or how they are interacting :)
Jul 22, 2018
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentPleasure!
Looks like you are one of the authorities at www.experiment.com. I have a question. How is it that I cannot publish my results? its still in draft though i tried clicking publish button so many times. Can people who pledged for this project be able to see this?
Thank you!
Jul 22, 2018
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentIt depends what we are looking for.. around 45 days for population estimation and occupancy.. but it also depends upon which species you are looking at and how elusive is it?
Jul 18, 2018
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentThank you! :)
Nov 24, 2016
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentThank you Carol! All credit to dedicated people like you :)
Nov 18, 2016
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentThx Christos!
Nov 17, 2016
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentThank you very much for you support and comment! This increases our motivation and yes, clouded leopards are amazing. Arguably the most beautiful cat species in the world.
Nov 17, 2016
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentThank you for your support Babu dai!
Nov 07, 2016
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentThx for the support!
Nov 07, 2016
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentThis is so encouraging! Thank you sir!
Nov 03, 2016
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
View commentThank you very much bhai both for your support and encouragement!
Oct 26, 2016
Working out the first occupancy and population estimate of clouded leopards in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal
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