Camera Trap Detection Rate
Benchmark Value
Scoring Curve
This curve shows how a field measurement for this indicator would score across all available benchmark forms in this context. The scoring engine uses 2 benchmarks together — the MinimumOnly form drives the primary score, while 1 guard(s) constrain the result.
Contributing Benchmarks
Evidence & Context
A total detection rate exceeding 100 detections/100 trap-nights, if dominated by a few hyper-abundant species (e.g., invasive feral pigs, or native generalists benefiting from simplified habitats), suggests a loss of ecosystem complexity and function.
Camera Trap Detection Rate (CTR) of ground fauna
This benchmark represents the upper detrimental threshold where high detection rates indicate ecological imbalance and loss of ecosystem complexity.
Supported by evidence that intense grazing can reduce reptile diversity despite increasing the abundance of a few generalist species.
Sources (1)
Optimising camera trap surveys for the rocky landform fauna of the Mount Isa Inlier, Queensland - USC Research Bank
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