Tracking Animal Movement

Through vivid examples and clear diagrams, this nonfiction title shows how scientists use GPS collars, radio transmitters, and lightweight geolocators to monitor wildlife movements across continents. Readers discover why animals migrate for food, mates, or breeding grounds, and how tracking data uncovers hidden routes and seasonal patterns. The book also explores the challenges of deploying and retrieving these devices in various environments, emphasizing the careful planning needed to gather reliable data.