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2017 Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project Report_FINAL_WithAppendices

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45 Upload Remote Camera Photos to Google Drive 1. Each time you upload new photos from a camera check you will need to create a folder in Google Drive for each camera you check (most teams will have two camera sites). 2. Navigate to Google Drive either through an internet browser or through the app on your desktop. 3. Create a folder within your Google Drive account. The folder will need to be labeled as such: Site-Year-Installation #_XXX (previous visit date)-XXX (current visit date) Example: Mt. Rainier-2015-1_12AUG2016-30AUG2016 And for second installation in that area: Mt. Rainier-2015-2_12AUG2016-30AUG2016 4. For wolverine run pole camera sets where two cameras are set for the same installation: within the folder you create for each site visit, place the photos from each camera into a separate folder labeled: "runpole" and "vicinity". a. Create a "site location" folder. b. Since there are two cameras installed at the same site, create two folders within the "site location" folder. ▪ Example of "site location" folder: Mount Baker-2015-1_12April2016-5May2016. c. The first folder within the "site location" folder should be labeled "runpole" and should contain the photos from the camera that is set facing the runpole.

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