Field research requires equipment that can withstand real conditions. Green Pixel provides binoculars and Browning camera traps for wildlife surveys, biodiversity monitoring, research and conservation projects in Nepal. From the lowland grasslands of Chitwan to the high-altitude forests of the Annapurna Conservation Area, we understand the challenges of working in remote environments—and we supply gear that researchers can rely on.
What are you working on?
| Your focus | Recommended equipment |
|---|---|
| 🐦 Wildlife observation | Vortex binoculars — for bird counts, primate surveys, and general field observation. |
| 📷 Camera trapping | Browning camera traps — for nocturnal wildlife, elusive species, and population monitoring. |
| 🔬 Biodiversity surveys | Binoculars + camera traps — a combined approach for comprehensive species documentation. |
| 🎓 Research projects | Equipment recommendations + technical guidance — we help you select the right tools for your specific study objectives and field conditions. |
Camera traps
Browning camera traps are trusted by conservation professionals worldwide for their reliability, image quality and durability. Designed to perform in challenging environments, these traps capture crisp images and video day or night, making them ideal for documenting elusive wildlife, monitoring movement patterns, and supporting long-term research.
Our Browning models include:
- Browning Strike Force HD — a reliable workhorse with fast trigger speed and excellent image quality. Suitable for most survey applications.
- Browning Recon Force Edge — high-performance model with enhanced low-light sensitivity and advanced detection range.
- Browning Dark Ops — virtually invisible infrared, ideal for sensitive research where animals may be disturbed by visible flash.
All models are weather-sealed, battery-efficient, and built to handle Nepal’s diverse climates—from humid Terai summers to freezing Himalayan winters.
Binoculars
For field observation, Vortex binoculars offer the clarity, durability and ergonomics that researchers demand. Whether you’re conducting bird surveys, counting ungulates, or scanning ridgelines for signs of wildlife, these optics deliver consistent performance in the field.
Our Vortex models for researchers:
- Vortex Crossfire HD 8×42 — excellent all-round choice for biodiversity surveys. Wide field of view and bright image make it ideal for forested habitats.
- Vortex Crossfire HD 10×42 — extra reach for open landscapes, wetland surveys, and raptor monitoring.
- Vortex Triumph HD 10×42 — lightweight and tough, perfect for long days in the field.
- Vortex Bantam HD 6.5×32 — compact and wide-view, suitable for canopy observation or for training field assistants and citizen scientists.
Planning a project?
Tell us what you’re studying, how many field teams you have and what equipment you need. We’ll help you select an appropriate setup—whether that’s a single camera trap for a pilot study or a full suite of binoculars and traps for a multi-site research program.