In the Mammals of Toledo (IES Juanelo Turriano) project, the students from Juanelo Turriano secondary School use camera trap surveys and other methodologies to characterise the community of mammals that inhabit the ecosystems that surround their neighbourhood: holm oak groves, gallery forests and agricultural landscapes.

Help us to monitor the species found at Surrey University's campuses.

The National Hedgehog Monitoring Project aims to produce robust national population estimates for the much-loved hedgehog. This subproject collects images from sites in County Durham contributing to the project.

Subproject for teams contributing camera trap data to the Mammal Society's University Mammal Challenge in winter 2024.

Subproject for teams contributing camera trap data to the Mammal Society's University Mammal Challenge in winter 2022-23.

Scotland’s rainforest is one of our most precious habitats. It is as important as tropical rainforest, but even rarer. Yet few people in Scotland know it exists and fewer still appreciate its global significance. 

The National Hedgehog Monitoring Project aims to produce robust national population estimates for the much-loved hedgehog. This subproject collects images from sites in Nottinghamshire contributing to the project.