Reveal Camera Trap

Reveal Camera Trap image reflects wildlife integrity at Kathun Wildlife Sanctuary

The Kathun Wildlife Sanctuary, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, by the temporary extraction point staff at the GT.2 (Kathun Canal), has revealed an extraordinary series of images from wildlife cameras or Camera Trap, which make an important recording page that gives us a glimpse of the abundance of breathing ecosystems to find small wildlife to show off their bustling natural activities, such as tapirs, mosquitoes, wild boars to rare animals like tiger stripes that come out to live independently in the forest area, underscoring the effectiveness of protecting this forest.

The Wildlife Photography Camera or Camera Trap not only serves to record impressions, but is an important tool that allows officials to read the secret code of the forest. It serves as an intermediary for storing basic data of wildlife populations, including tracking rare animals that often hide from human eyes. It allows us to most accurately see subsistence patterns and livelihood habits at each moment, allows analysis of environmental factors that affect wildlife survival, and is a cornerstone for conservation planning, including restoring ecosystems to sustainable integrity.

Source: Kathun Wildlife Sanctuary, Nakhon Si Thammarat Mon.

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