for ten years. this is like our eyes in the forest. they ve installed around 50 of these cameras which help them document the animal s natural behaviours and their relationships with each other, and they ve also collared some with gps trackers so they can map how they move around in this patchwork of forest and see where they re running into trouble. this is the bear movement. it is recorded every hour. we have the information of their movement, their behaviour, the time they re spending in the spot. it tells us these animals need more space to move, to go further. also in their way are the pastures cleared for farming.
in the forest. they have installed around 50 of these cameras which up to document the natural behaviour of the animals and their relationships with each other and they have also column some with gps trackers to map how they move around in this relationships with each other and they have also collared some with gps trackers to map how they move around in this patchwork of forest and see where they are running into trouble. this is the bear movement, it has recorded every hour. we have the information of their movement and behaviour, the time they are spending in the forest. it tells us that these animals need more space to move and go further. also in the way are the pastures cleared for farming.
with gps trackers so they can map how they move around in this patchwork of forest and see where they re running into trouble. this is the bear movement. it is recorded every hour. we have the information of their movement, their behaviour, the time they re spending in the spot. it tells us these animals need more space to move, to go further. also in their way are the pastures cleared for farming. these are the gaps that are planned to be planted. aysegul and emrah s data shows some of the braver bears still move between forests, and they hope more tree
are they the prints? yeah, this is footprints. this is rubbing trees. oh, this is where you can see. this is where the bears come and rub? some hairs and scratching. i can see there. yeah, like this. some bears scratch, but almost bears like this. this. oh, that must be great to see! this is the sort of information emrah and aysegul have been painstakingly collecting for ten years. this is like our eyes in the forest. they ve installed around 50 of these cameras which help them document the animal s natural behaviours and their relationships with each other, and they ve also collared some with gps trackers so they can map how they move around in this patchwork of forest and see where they re running into trouble.
this is the sort of information emrah and aysegul have been painstakingly collecting for ten years. this is like our eyes in the forest. they ve installed around 50 of these cameras which help them document the animal s natural behaviours and their relationships with each other, and they ve also collared some with gps trackers so they can map how they move around in this patchwork of forest and see where they re running into trouble. this is the bear movement. it is recorded every hour. we have the information of their movement, their behaviour, the time they re spending in the spot. it tells us these animals need more space to move, to go further. also in their way are the pastures cleared for farming.