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GPS Density Map
Crocodile Map

GPS Mapping Plus Written Report

Global Positioning System (GPS) is used to mark the locations of all sighted juvenile, sub-adult, and adult alligators and crocodiles based on their respective Total Lengths (TL) in accordance with scientific standards and tracks of the surveyed area(s).

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Customers are provided an easy to read Alligator/ Crocodile Population Density Survey Map indicating locations of sighted crocodilians, their maturity according to size, identified nest sites.

 

Any invasive species, such as pythons and iguanas, are also geotagged.

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Accompanying the map will be an official written summary documenting kilometers (km) surveyed, said numbers of crocodilians encountered per km, a habitat viability assessment for self-sustainability and health of crocodilians, plus noted aggressive behavioral tendencies encountered.

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The report will also include suggestive recommendations to increase safety and decrease possible conflicts with humans.

Please note: Vincent Rose’s accuracy on estimating TL was documented to to be within +/- 8 cm, consistently.

C. Chenot-Rose. (2013). American crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) Population Survey in Ambergris Caye, Belize. Crocodile Specialist Group Newsletter 32(3): 12-15

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