Camera trap** is an effective non-invasive method for collecting data on wildlife species
to address questions of ecological and conservation interest. We reviewed 2,167 camera …

Abstract Weasels (genus Mustela and Neogale) are of management concern as declining
native species in some regions and invasive species in others. Regardless of the need to …

Our study aimed to investigate seasonal variation in the activity of arboreal and semi-
arboreal mammals and investigate their overlap in temporal activity, as well temporal shifts …

Small mammals, such as small rodents (Rodentia: Muroidea) and shrews (Insectivora:
Soricidae), present particular challenges in camera trap surveys. Their size is often …

Camera traps have become popular for monitoring biodiversity, but the huge amounts of
image data that arise from camera trap monitoring represent a challenge and artificial …

Camera trap** to study wildlife allows for data collection, without the need to capture
animals. Traditionally, camera traps have been used to target larger terrestrial mammal …

Small carnivores are of increasing conservation concern globally, including those formerly
thought to be widespread and abundant. Three weasel species (Mustela nivalis, M. frenata …

Abstract Information on the presence and abundance of a species is crucial for
understanding key ecological processes but also for effective protection and population …

Weasels are small mustelid carnivores that play an important role as predators of small
mammals in a wide array of ecosystems. However, their response to land use, such as forest …

Monitoring small mustelids like weasels Mustela nivalis and stoats M. erminea is
challenging as they are rarely seen, leave scant field signs and display avoidance …