Clear Creek Camera Locations

Clear Creek Caribou, a northern mountain herd, were the focal species for this project. Reconnyx HyperFire 2 Trail Cameras were strategically deployed in caribou habitat across a gradient of disturbance. CH cameras were accessed by helicopter and CR cameras were accessed by road. All cameras were placed on game trails approximately 1.7m above the ground, and approximately 2-4m away from (but facing) the trail . O’Gorman’s Long Distance Call Lure was applied annually to holes drilled into a scent tree, or where necessary into ground vegetation or rocks, located 4-7m from the camera within the field of view. Cameras were programmed to take a single time-lapse photo daily at noon to monitor environmental changes and verify functionality. Upon heat or motion activation, cameras captured a burst of five consecutive photos with no delay between activations. Cameras were moved if >5 independent photos of humans were captured, no target species were detected, or if there was an active dwelling or camp within 1km. This is a collaborative project with the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun (FNNND) and Government of Yukon Department of Environment, with support from Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in. It was undertaken with the financial support of the Department of Environment, the Government of Canada through the federal Department of Environment and Climate Change (Grant Number: GCXE22C217 to FNNND) and through the Canada-Yukon Nature Agreement. For more information about this data please contact [e-mail]. Cumulative Effects Programs Remote Camera Detections - Clear Creek 2023-24 - Data - Open government portal - Government of Yukon Cumulative Effects Programs Remote Camera Detections - Clear Creek 2024-25 - Data - Open government portal - Government of Yukon Distributed from GeoYukon by the Government of Yukon. Discover more digital map data and interactive maps from Yukon’s digital map data collection. For more information: [e-mail]本项目以北部山地种群克利克里克驯鹿（Clear Creek Caribou）为核心研究物种。采用Reconnyx HyperFire 2型野外红外触发相机，在覆盖不同干扰梯度的驯鹿栖息地中进行战略性布设。其中CH相机通过直升机完成布设作业，CR相机则依托公路开展布设。所有相机均安装于兽径旁，距地面高度约1.7米，与兽径间距约2-4米且朝向兽径。 每年需将奥戈尔曼远程呼叫诱剂（O’Gorman’s Long Distance Call Lure）涂抹于钻有孔洞的气味树上，必要时也可涂抹在相机视野范围内、距相机4-7米的地面植被或岩石上。 相机预设程序包括：每日正午拍摄单张延时摄影照片，用于监测环境变化并验证设备运行状态；当触发热感或运动传感器时，相机将连续拍摄5张连拍照片，且触发间隔无延迟。 当相机捕获超过5张独立的人类活动照片、未检测到目标物种，或1公里范围内存在活跃居所或营地时，需对相机进行移位调整。 本项目为与Na-Cho Nyäk Dun第一民族（FNNND）及育空省政府环境部的合作项目，得到Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in的支持。项目资金由环境部、加拿大联邦环境与气候变迁部（向FNNND提供的资助编号：GCXE22C217）以及《加拿大-育空自然协议》共同提供。 如需获取该数据集的更多信息，请联系[e-mail]。 本数据集包含育空省政府开放政务门户发布的《累积影响项目远程相机监测数据——克利克里克2023-2024》与《累积影响项目远程相机监测数据——克利克里克2024-2025》，由育空省政府通过GeoYukon平台分发。用户可在育空省数字地图数据集中探索更多电子地图数据与交互式地图，更多相关信息请联系[e-mail]。