WildTracker
A citizen science program by the Tasmanian Land Conservancy
WildTracker is a tool for private landholders to upload, tag, and share camera trap images of Tasmania’s exceptional wildlife. These records contribute to important conservation science and a better understanding of how our natural environment is changing.
Spotted-tailed Quoll
Tasmanian Devil
Bennett's Wallaby
WildTracker Survey
A big thank you to everyone who completed our first WildTracker survey (found on your user Dashboard). As part of our research with the University of Tasmania and James Cook University, we’d love to hear from you again.
Whether or not you did the first survey, please take a few minutes to complete our follow-up — it’s all about changes you’ve seen on your property (good and bad), the threats it might face, and how you’re responding.
Help us monitor the state of Tasmania’s wildlife
Taking part in WildTracker is a great way to keep track of the biodiversity on your property – whether that be a working farm, patch of bush, restoration planting or urban backyard. The data you provide will help scientists at the Tasmanian Land Conservancy answer important ecological questions and better protect our native species.
310,000+ Tagged Photos
635 Unique Sites
480 Landholders
Most active users
Most tagged species
WildTracker is supported by
The Elsie Cameron Foundation
