Monitoring and recognition of bird population in protected bird territory

Currently, the monitoring of individual bird species is provided by using conventional methods, i.e. observation by ornithologists. Monitoring by conventional methods is ineffective and observers themselves interfere with the natural environment. Their presence has a distorting effect. For these reasons, we propose a monitoring system that minimizes human impact. We also expect that changing the method of observation will be more accurate in terms of monitoring the population and on the basis of long-term operation. The system will be able to predict the further evolution of endangered species. When observing bird areas, the aim is to minimize the impact of the implemented monitoring system to the nature. For this reason, we decided to use simple wireless sensors, which are able to evaluate acoustic speech of birds in the monitored area.