We encourage you to register on the CardDetails - Registration page | EY Ripples prior to classifying wildlife to ensure you receive participation credit.

Lo invitamos a registrarse en el CardDetails - Registration page | EY Ripples antes de clasificar la vida silvestre para asegurarse de recibir el crédito de su participación.

Reforçamos que você faça o registro CardDetails - Registration page | EY Ripples antes de classificar s vida selvagem, a fim garantir que receba o crédito de participação.

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Cameras for Conservation EY

Discover the diverse wildlife spotted by trail cameras on the prairie in Montana!

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    The Cameras for Conservation program provides me with valuable information on the wildlife that is present on my property and allows me to make adaptive management decisions. I love knowing what wildlife!

    • Dave Crasco, Wild Sky Rancher
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    About Cameras for Conservation EY

    American Prairie needs YOUR help to identify the diverse wildlife seen on Montana's Great Plains.

    American Prairie is creating a 3.2 million acre nature reserve in northeastern Montana, protecting the threatened short-grass prairie ecosystem. Cameras for Conservation is an ongoing American Prairie project that uses trail cameras to monitor the presence of native species on participating prairie properties. In return, landowners receive compensation for specific species present on their property.

    With your help identifying trail camera photos we can protect prairie species by having these species viewed as economic assets, therefore increasing the tolerance for wildlife on private lands. American Prairie is paying rent for wildlife!

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