How can camera trapping help bear monitoring

The WildINTEL and BIG_PICTURE projects successfully hosted a joint symposium at the 8th European Congress of Conservation Biology (ECCB 2026) in Leiden, bringing together researchers from across Europe to explore the latest advances in camera-trap-based wildlife monitoring. The symposium highlighted how technological innovation, citizen science, and international collaboration are helping to build the next generation of biodiversity monitoring systems. How […]

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Good news for bear conservation from Italy

The results of a new estimate for the Marsican brown bear show a population recovery compared to the last estimate in 2014. The Marsican brown bear (Ursus arctos marsicanus) is a subspecies of brown bear endemic to a small area of the Central Apennines in Italy. This unique subspecies […]

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New visiting student at the IOP in Krakow

Anna van Dijk is our newest short-term student at the Institute of Nature Conservation of the Polish Academy of Sciences. She is currently pursuing a double master’s degree in Forest & Nature Conservation and Animal Sciences at Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands, with a specialization in […]

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Spring research visit!

In previous weeks, we welcomed Miguel de Gabriel Hernando, from the University of León, Spain, who was undertaking a research stay with us at the Institute of Nature Conservation, Polish Academy of Sciences, in relation to several projects in which we collaborate. Miguel is an experienced wildlife ecologist specialised in conservation biology, working on a […]

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