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Automatic camera research is being conducted in Khar Yamaat Nature Reserve
Khar Yamaat Nature Reserve is a protected area inhabited by a wide range of wildlife, including red deer, roe deer, wolf, lynx, and Pallas cat. Forty automatic cameras were installed to determine the location, numbers, and movements of these animals in the protected area, as well as to determine the impact of domestic animals on wildlife spatial distribution.
In addition, WWF-Mongolia has been responsible for the management of the Khar Yamaat Nature Reserve since 2014 under an agreement with the Ministry of Environment and Tourism and the administrations of Khentii and Sukhbaatar provinces.

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Forty automatic cameras were installed.