Remote cameras

Biology tech Matt Whitmire, left, secures a remote camera as wildlife biologist Miguel Ordenana, right, both of Cooper Ecological Monitoring, surveys the area as they check one of several remote cameras aimed at a possible wildlife corridor in the Cahuenga Pass.

( Al Seib / Los Angeles Times / July 19, 2012 )

Biology tech Matt Whitmire, left, secures a remote camera as wildlife biologist Miguel Ordenana, right, both of Cooper Ecological Monitoring, surveys the area as they check one of several remote cameras aimed at a possible wildlife corridor in the Cahuenga Pass.

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