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Pimoroni PIM358 Wildlife Camera development board with 32GB microSD card and camera module

Pimoroni

Pimoroni PIM358 Wildlife Camera 32GB development board

SKU CH-QTBD-CRK94

A Raspberry Pi Zero W development kit with a 32 GB microSD card pre-loaded with NOOBS and a camera module for building a wildlife camera

  • Ready for nature photography with Raspberry Pi Zero W
  • 32GB microSD pre-loaded with NOOBS for instant setup
  • Camera module included for wildlife capture
  • USB cable and heatsink supplied for power and cooling

Wildlife Camera Kit 32GB

This development board kit combines a Raspberry Pi Zero W with a camera module and a 32GB microSD card pre-loaded with NOOBS. It is designed for makers who want to build a Raspberry Pi-powered wildlife camera in collaboration with My Naturewatch. The package includes a USB A to micro B cable and a heatsink for thermal management during operation.

Beginner-Friendly Assembly

The kit arrives with all essential components in one box, so soldering is not required to start the build. Users insert the pre-loaded microSD card, connect the camera module via the board's ribbon connector, and attach the heatsink to the processor. A common issue is loose ribbon-cable seating, which causes the camera to go undetected on first boot.

Highlights

  • Ready for nature photography with Raspberry Pi Zero W
  • 32GB microSD pre-loaded with NOOBS for instant setup
  • Camera module included for wildlife capture
  • USB cable and heatsink supplied for power and cooling

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I confirm the wildlife camera is recording properly after assembly?

Power the board, let the motion detection trigger a capture, then remove the 32GB microSD card and review the saved images on another device.

What components are included and what must I source separately?

The kit supplies a Raspberry Pi Zero W, a camera module, a 32GB microSD card pre-loaded with NOOBS plus an SD adaptor, a USB A to micro B cable, and a heatsink; you will need to provide a power supply and an enclosure.

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