WildINTEL

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Building a scalable wildlife monitoring system by integrating remote camera sampling and artificial intelligence with Essential Biodiversity Variables (EBVs)

An unexpected partnership in the Doñana National Park! An Iberian magpie (Cyanopica cooki) travelling with/on a fallow deer (Dama dama). These intelligent birds are often seen following large mammals, feeding on insects. A fascinating example of wildlife interactions captured by our camera traps.

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🐺📸 When the model knows exactly where the camera is. These wolves from the Oder Delta (Poland) delivered a perfect pose for our camera trap. While most wildlife pass by unnoticed, some seem determined to leave us with a memorable portrait.

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📸🦅 Not all of our best camera trap images feature the species we're studying. These birds from the Oder Delta and Doñana National Park may not be part of our research focus, but they certainly know how to pose for the camera!

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🦌 🇵🇱 🇪🇸 🦌Same species, very different worlds. These red deer were photographed by our camera traps in two of Europe's most iconic protected areas: the Tatra National Park and Doñana National Park.

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While our project focuses on mammals and larger wildlife, our cameras occasionally capture nice close-ups of smaller creatures going about their tiny but important lives.🦋🕷️🪰🐝

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🚨Tomorrow, 19.05.2026 at 11:00 AM 📢we will add new images to our Zooniverse project, the European Camera Trap Project, including, for the first time, material from the Oder Delta, our third study area. 📷🌿

European Camera Trap Project | Zooniverse - People-powered research

With your help, we are building a biodiversity monitoring system across Europe's main biogeographical regions, including natural areas such as Doñana National Park (Spain), Tatra National Park (Polan...

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We are fortunate that our workplace in Madrid is located in the Royal Botanical Garden (Real Jardín Botánico) and that we had the opportunity to visit it 🌳🌴🌵🌲.

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WildINTEL partners are meeting in Madrid for the project’s midterm meeting to review progress and discuss the next steps in advancing EBVs monitoring with camera-trap data.

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We had the chance to share the WildIntel project at the XVII SECEM Congress! 🙌 Nuria Selva presented the project, and Santiago Gutiérrez showcased Doñana findings on predator–prey links between European rabbits, Iberian hares, and mesocarnivores. 🐇🦊

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