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We use remote sensing and geographical information systems to prepare spatial data used for the sampling design and the different analyses. We use three data sources for local data: - field data from camera traps, - field data from field observations, - interviews with local communities Local data were collected in two sampling regions: Warapata (three periods between 2014 and 2015) and Kavanayen (one period in 2018). We derived spatial and non-spatial indicators from local data, and performed different analysis for the different components of the project. The figure below provides an overview. ![Relationships between data sources, indicators and covariates of the analyses of the project][1] [1]: https://files.osf.io/v1/resources/hux9f/providers/osfstorage/64139fcb8604900e51086975?mode=render
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