Camera trap spots endangered elephant mother and calf on the move

The night has fallen; A mother of an elephant and his chase walks through the Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park, which has more than 4000 square kilometers in the North Congo Republic. This notable photo above In African critical forest elephant (Lootodonta cyclotis) They were caught using a Camera trap.

The image is accessed in the photographer It will be on Burrard-Lucas The long-year project shows the animals in the park animals rarely seen. Working with a non-profit Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), Burrard-Lucas extracted images within a waterproof weather (appears below), lights and wear.

“This configuration must be rugged and reliable, able to endure extreme weather and wildlife curiosity,” Burrard-Lucas says. He consulted the camera where to locate where they are experts, such as dense vegetation, routes that are usually animal highways.

Burrard-Lucas will help her images efforts Protect the endangered species: “If these images learn a few more people, visit as tourists or take conservation measures, then they had a goal.”