ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 8月11日 19時44分

Video by @drewtrush As the pandemic began to grip the United States, I was in the field in Michigan's Isle Royale National Park, working with a team from the @nationalparksoflakesuperior and the @nps to start documenting behavior and capturing footage for an educational film designed to help introduce students to the island's wildlife. I first placed cameras in spots where I saw signs of their movements through the boreal forest. Smaller video cameras help us identify travel routes and get an idea of individual behavior, so we can figure out where to set up larger, more elaborate still cameras. Little did I know at the time that the island would be shut down and evacuated for months, leaving our cameras to document the lives of these animals, far removed from the problems of the mainland. I was able to go back and see what we came up with when the park finally opened again, in June. I had no idea how important it would become to produce footage for students to get the experience of being in nature as lockdowns took hold and schools moved to online education models. Follow along with me @drewtrush and the crew to learn how you can help and learn more about these amazing animals. Be the first to see the only footage of these animals as they make their way through the idyllic landscape of Isle Royale National Park. #wolves #nationalparks #isleroyale

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