Researchers at the Kara-Tal-Japyryk State Nature Reserve are intensifying efforts to study the biology, migration patterns, and habitats of wild animals and birds. The Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision reported that camera traps are the primary tools used for these scientific observations. These traps have been strategically placed within the reserve’s protected areas. The focus is on monitoring species inhabiting the Son-Kul and Chatyr-Kul lakes. This initiative aims to gather crucial data for conservation efforts. The collected information will help to understand and protect the biodiversity of these important ecosystems. The use of camera traps provides a non-invasive method for observing elusive wildlife.