**Field Identification Guide for Zooniverse project - "Wildlife Recovery Count" by Science for Wildlife:**
This field guide was specially made for Zooniverse volunteers identifying species on Science for Wildlife’s Zooniverse Project "Wildlife Recovery Count", and includes the species you are most likely to see in the photos. This guide provides a more detailed explanation of the requirements we are asking of our volunteers within the project, along with comparison photos for confusing species. It also includes better information of the species, with specific images for each, including both daytime and nighttime images. This guide can be brought up on your screen separately from the Zooniverse interface for use in side by side while classifying on Zooniverse, including being able to enlarge the images for extra help classifying.

**You can find the S4W Wildlife Camera ID guide for this project here:** 
https://raisely-images.imgix.net/b37c0dc0-6a7d-11eb-87ce-f592086663b8/uploads/s-4-w-camera-trap-id-guide-zooniverse-version-v-3-october-2026-compressed-pdf-79122d.pdf

**You can also find the S4W Behaviour Identification Guide here:**
https://raisely-images.imgix.net/b37c0dc0-6a7d-11eb-87ce-f592086663b8/uploads/s-4-w-behaviour-guide-for-field-guide-october-2026-pdf-9c7083.pdf

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For this current round of image data we have three workflows based on the area they were recorded in; Gardens of Stone/Newnes, Kanangra-Boyd and Hawkesbury. The workflows all work the same way and have the same questions, only differentiating in location.

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