Dear Rion,

Please check the PDF attachments.

Good luck

Please have a look at these researchgate links also.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/258255953_The_Use_of_Coverboards_in_Estimating_Patterns_of_Reptile_and_Amphibian_Biodiversity

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282123441_A_novel_radar_triggered_camera_trap_system_for_reptile_monitoring_evaluation_for_detection_of_the_non-native_lizard_Podarcis_muralis

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228861405_Measuring_and_monitoring_amphibian_diversity_in_tropical_forests_I_An_evaluation_of_methods_with_recommendations_for_standardization

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/230769775_When_Is_a_Species_Declining_Optimizing_Survey_Effort_to_Detect_Population_Changes_in_Reptiles

Chapter The Use of Coverboards in Estimating Patterns of Reptile and...

Research A novel radar triggered camera trap system for reptile monit...

Article Measuring and monitoring amphibian diversity in tropical for...

Article When Is a Species Declining? Optimizing Survey Effort to Det...

With regards the previous answer in reference to " A novel radar triggered camera trap system for reptile monitoring: evaluation for detection of the non-native lizard Podarcis muralis", (of which I am one of the authors) radar equipment for ecological monitoring will shortly become commercially available from White Horse Radar Limited, contact:  [email protected]

Dear Rion,

I know from a monitoring about the land use of Lacerta viridis in Germany. The lizards were individually  identified by the squamation of the head (and other individual criteria) and monitored individually (and partly also with the help of little transmitters). The GPS marks were noted.

Laube, M. & H. J. Leppelsack (2007): Individuenspezifisches Raumnutzungs- und Interaktionsverhalten der Östlichen Smaragdeidechse (Lacerta viridis) in den Passauer Donauleiten. – Zeitschrift für Feldherpetologie, 14(1): 51—62.

Best, Rudolf

Thanks so far for everyone's inputs!