Hello Jigme

If you have the individual data of Clouded leopard, collected based on Camera traps, so MCP (Minimum Convex Polygon) tool will be helpful, so assess the distribution and movement pattern. It can be done, with group or separate individuals of the species. It will depend on your database.

but the camera traps should be uniformly distributed in different landscapes.

Hi

You can analyze your data, with presence and absence, using the presence program. This program is free.

https://www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov/software/presence.html

Hi Jigme, I think this manual provides a reasonable introduction to distribution modelling using camera-trap data as example. Technical Report A training manual for habitat suitability and connectivity m...

Hello Jigme,

Considering the fact that clouded leopards are quite elusive, I would encourage you to go for occupancy modelling; if you have site and survey covariates, that would be amazing.

And yes as @Ashish mentioned you could use your location data to plot MCPs to look at the distribution pattern