Wildlife researchers and managers who use wireless telemetry devices generally have three choices for retrieving data: A) Short Range Radio, B)
Advice for Wildlife Movement Project Planning
There is so much data that can be gathered using modern wildlife telemetry that it is easy to just put tags on animals and see what we get. But this
The Vital Role of Bird Observatories
What is the role of bird observatories? Simply put, you have the full gambit from research to conservation, and in between those is education.
Wildlife Movement Research: Cost per Data Point
How much is your desired dataset worth? The answer depends on the questions you are asking and the amount of difficulty involved in getting to the
Battery Life and Wildlife
With so much focus on advances in battery development, we thought now would be a good time to talk about wildlife telemetry and the impact batteries
CTT Deploying a Tracker on a Brown Pelilcan
Take a look at a recent deployment project we contributed to. (Ours is the one with no external antenna!) If you're a Wildlife Biologist, and you
The Design Factor
Wildlife telemetry devices are an incredible aid to your project. So long as you can get them in time, they are easy to activate, they are reliable,
Is Telemetry Product Availability Causing Your Project Problems?
What does it mean for your songbird biology research, wildlife consulting or wildlife management project when a telemetry device manufacturer can’t
The Perfect Telemetry Device for Small Birds?
There have been some incredible advances in the electronic tracking devices used in wildlife research. Telemetry devices have shrunk in weight, for