Tiger numbers potentially increased 40% in seven years - from 3,200 in 2015 to 4,500 in 2022 - representing the first climb in decades (according to a 2022 announcement by...
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The latest report received from Freeland brought home the risks that National Park Rangers face in their work protecting wild tigers in Thailand. The report tells of the deaths of...
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Following the initial training course, the Freeland team and the KLNP authority are out in the eastern forest of Khao Laem National Park (KLNP) to install 80 cameras for a rigorously...
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Freeland has been hard at work running a training course in the run-up to starting the second tiger monitoring survey in Khao Laem National Park (KLNP) in which 80 cameras...
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Cameras are used in the forests to monitor tigers and Amur leopards, which helps us to identify individual animals and record their movements and families. Photographs can also be used...
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In the second of our blogs from the WCS team in China, Ren Yi reminds us that not all conservation happens out in the forest. Hundreds of mages from camera...
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