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If you love running trail cams, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

needs your help. The agency just launched a new program they're calling Snapshot New York.

This program asks hunters, wildlife watchers, and other outdoor enthusiasts to upload photos from their

trail cameras. State biologists will use this data to better understand wildlife populations

and make well-informed management decisions. They're particularly interested in getting data

from private land. Over 60% of the state is private, so biologists aren't able to access a majority

of the wildlife habitat. They've divided the state into about 4,500 grid cells, and they're hoping

they'll get enough volunteers to have as many cameras in each cell as possible. If you don't have

your own trail cam, the program will offer cameras you can rent.

All you have to do is download the Snapshot New York app and upload your photos every two weeks.

That will hopefully generate millions of photos.

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