Success is rarely determined by the camera. It is determined by the decisions made before the camera is ever deployed.

Wildland Surveillance Imaging is a field-focused course exploring the collection of photographic evidence and intelligence in remote and rugged environments. Students will learn how to identify productive locations, deploy and conceal imaging systems, overcome environmental challenges, and document activity through both unattended cameras and direct observation.

Emphasis is placed on planning, fieldcraft, observation, and the practical application of surveillance photography in real-world operations.

This is not a basic camera class. It is a course about seeing.