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Trail Cameras

Good news about rare wildlife sightings, baby animals, and conservation wins caught on trail cameras and camera traps

The first confirmed photographic evidence of the Eurasian lynx in Sikkim. Courtesy of Forest & Environment Department, Sikkim, and WWF-India.

Trail cameras capture rare photo of an elusive lynx in the Himalayas: 'First confirmed evidence'

The sighting challenges the perception that high-altitude rangelands are empty and barren, and even suggests a full predator-prey system.
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A large wild cat (lynx) with two younger cubs rests on the ground, with the adult's eyes closed and the cubs looking toward the camera.

Trail camera captures rare sighting of endangered lynx kitten and its mother in Colorado

The rare cat has been endangered for half a century.
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Left: Adult lion and four lion cubs resting on sandy ground with grass. Right: Woman wearing an orange hijab smiling at camera next to a yellow and black banner reading "LION LANDSCAPES" with a paw print logo.

Humans used to kill lions in this African village. Now, they get health benefits in exchange for saving big cats

The nonprofit Lion Landscapes uses trail cameras to incentivize villagers to earn “points” for spotting and saving local wildlife.
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Two California condors perch on a metal railing overlooking a vast valley landscape with mountains, farmland, and scattered development below. Text overlay shows "ALERTCalifornia" and "UCSan Diego" logos with timestamp and coordinate information.

California condors are critically endangered and hard to spot in the wild. Two just photobombed a trail camera

ALERTCalifornia has over 1,200 cameras set up across the state to monitor wildfires. Two condors took an interest in one trail camera high above a mountaintop.
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A tan and white mountain lion stands on a forest trail near a small pool of water, surrounded by tall evergreen trees and undergrowth.

Trail camera in Idaho backcountry captures footage of bears, elk, mountain lion cubs using the same spring

A wildlife montage on YouTube is piquing public interest in trail cameras.
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A spotted wild cat stretches across sandy ground at night, with dry grass and vegetation visible in the background.

Trail cameras capture rare footage of elusive African serval kittens, a cat that looks like a 'stretched out cheetah'

The rare sighting came as a result of lion and leopard research carried out by conservation nonprofit Panthera.
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A three-toed sloth hangs upside down from a blue rope, surrounded by green foliage and branches.

Camera traps capture adorable images of Costa Rica's 'sloth bridges,' built to help the slowpokes cross roads safely

The canopy wildlife crossings are a lifeline for the mammals native to Central and South American rainforests.
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A jaguar in a jungle.

Conservationists delighted by jaguar sighting in Arizona: 'They’re finding what they need'

A rare jaguar sighting is giving conservationists hope in the Grand Canyon State.
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David Attenborough alongside Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna

An endangered egg-laying mammal went viral after being spotted again. Here are 6 fascinating things to know about the creature. 

The discovery has captured the world’s attention — prompting news articles, social media posts, and celebrations by conservationists. Here’s what all the excitement is about...
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A black-faced black spider monkey (Ateles chamek) crossing one of the multilayered bridges

Rope canopy bridges in the Amazon lead to 15,000 safe wildlife crossings and zero roadkill

Brazil’s federal transport department has now officially designated the rope bridge design as the recommended national standard for highways.
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A small furry animal with glowing eyes on sandy ground next to a white cylindrical measurement device with a metal rod.

Tiny wallaby spotted on Australia trail cameras for the first time in 50 years: 'Great news for the species'

Conservationists say spotting the species is the “ecological equivalent of finding a needle in a haystack.”
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On the left, a group of elephants cross beneath an underpass. On the right, a herd of deer cross beneath an underpass.

Trail cameras show elephants, leopards, and more embracing India's 7-mile wildlife crossing months ahead of schedule

Researchers observed over 60 instances of the elephants safely utilising the corridors beneath the six-lane highway in India.
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