Eyes on Wildlife
Red Fox and prey at Skyline High School (Warren County)
The Eyes on Wildlife program has been discontinued. Teachers and students can visit Smithsonian’s eMammal to explore camera trap data, view images, download lesson plans and more!
If you are a past participant and have questions about your camera trap equipment, please contact us at nzp-education@si.edu.
Learn more about the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute’s camera trapping efforts:
- Restoring America's Prairie
- Heights Unseen: The Hidden World of Tropical Rainforests
- Taking a Swing at Connecting Habitat with Treetop Bridges
- Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Scientists Find Andean Bears Using Camera Traps in Peru
- Citizen Scientists Help Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Track Cats and Coyotes
- Camera Traps Reveal a Closer Look at Arboreal Animals
- Infrastructure Supporting National Parks May Provide Poachers Easier Access to Wildlife
- SCBI Scientists Find That Humans Alter Animal Distribution on the Appalachian Trail
- Candid Cameras Give a Chance to See Wildlife as a Scientist Does