The wildlife camera-trapping dataset of Laohegou Protected Area, Sichuan Province (2011-2015)

doi:10.17520/biods.2021320

Abstract

Abstract:

Camera-trapping has become one of the most efficient approach to detect and investigate the large- and medium-sized terrestrial mammals and birds, which can provide reliable data to the biodiversity inventory and wildlife baseline survey of protected areas. Laohegou Protected Area, with an area of 110 km² in central Minshan Mountains, locates in Pingwu County, Sichuan Province, and harbors the habitat of a rich fauna such as the endangered giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca), golden snub-nosed monkey (Rhinopithecus roxellana) and chestnut-throated partridge (Tetraophasis obscurus). In this study, we summarized the camera-trapping records in Laohegou between 2011 and 2015, and provided a comprehensive camera-trapping dataset of Laohegou. The dataset includes data collected from 130 camera locations with an elevation range of 1,317-3,265 m and an extensive sample effort of 10,185 camera-days. With a total of 159,694 photographic records, we identified 28 wild mammal species (belonging to 5 orders and 15 families) from the 91,839 records of mammals (No. of independent photograph = 3,017), 60 bird species (belonging to 7 orders and 19 families) from the 37,775 records of mammals (No. of IP = 1,311), 1 amphibian species (belonging to 1 order and 1 family) from the 8 records of amphibians (No. of IP = 2), and 1 domestic animal species from 47 records (No. of IP = 5).

Database/Dataset Profile

Title	The wildlife camera-trapping dataset of Laohegou Protected Area, Sichuan (2011‒2015)
Authors	Sheng Li, Dajun Wang, Xianghui Chen, Hongliang Bu, Xiaogeng Liu, Tong Jin
Corresponding author	Sheng Li (shengli@pku.edu.cn)
Time range	2011‒2015
Geographical scope	1. Management unit: Laohegou Landtrust Protected Area, Pingwu County, Sichuan Province. Area: 110 km²; 2. Coordinates: 104°32′42″‒104°45′25″ E, 32°25′52″‒32°36′22″ N; 3. Elevation range of camera stations: 1,317-3,265 m.
File size	Data file: 8.08 MB; Data description: 814 KB; Representative photograph (zipped file): 697 MB
Data volume	1. Number of camera locations: 130; 2. Number of camera-days: 10,185; 3. Number of records: 159,694; 4. Number of independent photograph: 4,682
Data format	Data file: Microsoft Excel .xlsx; Data description: PDF .pdf; Representative photograph: zipped file *.rar
Data link	http://www.dataopen.info/home/datafile/index/id/220 http://doi.org/10.24899/do.202109002 https://www.biodiversity-science.net/fileup/1005-0094/DATA/2021320.zip
Database/Dataset composition	The dataset consists of one Microsoft Excel file, one meta-data description file and one zipped file of representative independent photographs. The Excel file includes three data sheets: 1. Camera locations; 2. Photographic records; 3. Species list.

Key words: camera-trapping, Minshan Mountains, biodiversity inventory, wildlife monitoring, The Camera-trapping Network for the Mountains of Southwest China

Sheng Li, Dajun Wang, Xianghui Chen, Hongliang Bu, Xiaogeng Liu, Tong Jin. The wildlife camera-trapping dataset of Laohegou Protected Area, Sichuan Province (2011-2015)[J]. Biodiv Sci, 2021, 29(9): 1170-1174.

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