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The Motus Wildlife Tracking System has revolutionized how we record animal movements and behavior in nature using collaborative automated radio telemetry.. This roundtable is intended as a follow-up to the pre-conference Motus workshop and other Motus-related content presented throughout the week, to allow for more discussion and a relatively open-ended Q&A period for participants. Discussions may include collaborative project goals, planning strategies, troubleshooting, data management and analysis, and more. Participants will have an opportunity to describe their use of Motus and have their questions answered by a panel of Motus experts.
Organizers: Maya Wilson, BirdsCaribbean, Todd Alleger, American Bird Conservancy, and Adam Smith, American Bird Conservancy. Emails: maya.wilson@birdscaribbean.org, TAlleger@abcbirds.org, ASmith@abcbirds.org
Purpose: This roundtable will bring together Motus leaders from across the Caribbean and beyond to discuss their experiences using and managing Motus as a whole, from building and maintaining receiver stations, to deploying transmitter tags on birds.
Overview: The Motus Wildlife Tracking System has revolutionized how we record animal movements and behavior in nature using collaborative automated radio telemetry. This roundtable is intended as a follow-up to the pre-conference Motus workshop and other Motus-related content presented throughout the week, to allow for more discussion and a relatively open-ended Q&A period for participants. Discussions may include collaborative project goals, planning strategies, troubleshooting, data management and analysis, and more. Participants will have an opportunity to describe their use of Motus and have their questions answered by a panel of Motus experts.
Objectives:
To provide updates on the Caribbean Motus Collaboration efforts and plans, and Q&A session as follow up to the technical workshop.
Discuss priorities for partners and potential collaborations, including tagging efforts.
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