Trail cameras provide an unseen glimpse into the outdoors

New York launches program for public to monitor wildlife

ALBANY, N.Y. (ABC22/FOX44) - New York wildlife researchers are looking to the public to help keep track of wildlife - and all that interested volunteers will need is access to land and a trail camera. New York's Department of Environmental Conservation (NYDEC) announced the program, called "Snapshot NY," on Monday. It will allow New Yorkers to contribute directly to wildlife conservation in the state. Trail cameras, or trail cams, are a major to…

Trail cameras provide an unseen glimpse into the outdoors

It takes effort, but putting these cameras in the right place can help your hunt or just allow you to see exactly what animals have been on your property.

18 Strange Creatures Caught on Trail Cameras

Trail cameras have revolutionized wildlife monitoring, capturing candid moments when no human eyes are watching. These motion-activated devices reveal a hidden world where mysterious animals roam freely, often displaying behaviors that would make even seasoned biologists do a double-take. Here is a list of 18 strange creatures that have been caught on trail cameras, proving that nature still holds plenty of surprises. Binturong DepositPhotos Th…

New DEC Program Lets New Yorkers Help Track Wildlife With Trail Cameras - Finger Lakes Daily News

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, in partnership with Cornell University’s New York Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, has launched a new citizen science initiative called Snapshot NY. The program allows residents to play an active role in monitoring wildlife across the […]