Game Camera Study
About the Study
Carolina Wildlands manages 16 game cameras spread across the Southern 8ths Field Station covering a variety of habitats. We capture images year-round, collecting data on species numbers and location each week. We participate annually in the Snapshot USA project sponsored by Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute’s Conservation Ecology Center which uses information collected from September 1st to October 31st to track relative abundance and create distribution maps for significant wildlife species.
June 2026 Game Camera Study
June continued the busy summer season on the property, with wildlife activity remaining high across the game cameras. [...]
May 2026 Game Camera Study
May is always an exciting month on the property as spring wildlife activity reaches its peak. Many species are [...]
April 2026 Game Camera Study
April brought a noticeable increase in wildlife activity across the game camera network as spring continued settling in [...]
March 2026 Game Camera Study
March was another busy month with the game cameras as wildlife activity continued increasing with the arrival of [...]
February 2026 Game Camera Study
February brought continued winter activity across the property, including a few periods of snow that showed wildlife moving [...]
November 2025 Game Camera Study
November brought another month of lively wildlife activity across the property. White-tailed deer, Northern Raccoons, and Wild Turkeys [...]
October 2025 Game Camera Study
October marked the second and final month of this year’s Snapshot USA data collection period, which runs annually [...]
September 2025 Game Camera Study
This month marks the beginning of the annual Snapshot USA study, which Carolina Wildlands has proudly participated in [...]
August 2025 Game Camera Study
August was a very busy month at Carolina Wildlands Foundation, with our game cameras capturing an impressive array [...]
