Latest Image from the Remote Camera System Still images are taken periodically by the remote camera system. During periods of peak camera use, updates to this web site occur every 10 minutes. Some images are taken automatically while the camera is touring preset locations. These images may not always show wildlife.

Background Information

The Remote Camera System

The remote camera system from SeeMore Wildlife Systems provides continuous video that can be viewed in the Education Center. A remote camera is located in the northern part of the Preserve in an area that is not open for public access. Visitors and researchers can remotely control the pan, tilt and zoom in the Education Center. Viewers can observe nest site activity or count waterfowl on the wetland. A combination of cables and wireless technology is utilized to transmit images from the camera. The camera system can be programmed to provide a tour of the wetland, featuring points of interest such as the Bald eagle nest. Periodic still images are available on this website.

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