Snapshot Wisconsin Trail Camera Photos 2018
The project provides data needed to help support and inform wildlife management decisions Anyone can help classify the species spotted in these photos by visiting the snapshot wisconsin webpage on zooniverse, a global crowdsourcing platform. It is also a unique opportunity for individuals, families and students to get involved in monitoring the state's valuable natural resources.
Wisconsin Trail Cam Pics
Snapshot wisconsin, a wisconsin trail cam project led by the department of natural resources and involving hundreds of volunteers, is celebrating its 10th year and 100 million images captured in 2025. Snapshot wisconsin is a wildlife photo collection project through the wisconsin dnr The snapshot wisconsin project recently collected their 100 millionth trail camera photo
Congratulations to the team and everyone who's participated!
We're celebrating the most cute, funny and scary wildlife pictures in the program. In just 10 years, snapshot wisconsin trail cameras have taken more than 100 million photos of state wildlife. Snapshot wisconsin trail cameras sometimes capture rare wildlife interactions These photos support research on how different species coexist.
Classes can host a trail camera in a school forest or on nearby public land Teachers who don't have access to a trail cam can also have their classes to identify photos of wisconsin wildlife at snapshot wisconsin's zooniverse crowdsourcing site.
