RZSS: Camera Trap Loan

Camera Trap Loan
- Do you want to discover all of the animals who call your school grounds home? Try out a camera trap in your school garden or playground!
  Loan a set of camera traps from RZSS and discover what the wildlife around your school get up to when everyone goes home!
  As well as five camera traps, you will receive:
  instructions on how to set them up
  resources to help you record your data
  access to online resources to help you understand why camera traps are such an amazing tool
  online games to test your knowledge.
  Our camera traps loan costs £50 per set, to book please email education@rzss.org.uk

What are camera traps?
Why are they used?
- Why Camera Traps? Interactive Content
How to use a Camera Trap
- Choosing the location for the camera trap Interactive Content
- How to set up a camera trap Interactive Content
RZSS Programs using Camera Traps
- Snow Leopard & Pallas's Cat - Game 1 Interactive Content
- Giant armadillo - Game 2 Interactive Content
Animals of the Pantanal Game
All of these images were taken by camera traps.
Move the slider slowly across the pictures in each game.
You will start to see part of an animal.
How soon can you guess which animal?
Try to guess before you have moved the slider all the way!
Choose from:
Tamandua; Caiman; Puma; Giant armadillo; Water buffalo; Ocelot; Giant anteater; Wild pig; Tapir
Native Species Game
- Native Species Game Interactive Content
Thermal Imaging Game
- What is thermal imaging? Interactive Content
- Thermal Imaging Game Interactive Content
  Match up the correct species to the thermal image.
Recording sheets
- Camera Trap Recording Sheet File
  Once you have reviewed your photos and/or video. Make a record of the animals spotted.
  Make sure you have the date, time, location, animal and any other notes.
- Camera Trap Map File
  Draw a simple map of the area and mark the location of the camera trap.
- Camera trap - bar graph examples File
  Once you have collected all your data, you could present the results as bar graphs.
- Native Species Identification Interactive Content
Terms and Conditions
- Terms and Conditions Page