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Monster Hunter Rise

How To Unlock Copper Ecologist Award In Monster Hunter Rise

Monster Hunter Rise features an in-game achievement system called Guild Card Awards that keeps track of your progress in the game. This system is similar to that seen on other consoles on a system-wide level, rewarding you once you have reached certain milestones in the story, or if you have manmaged to complete certain tasks.

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While many of the Awards can be unlocked by simply playing through the game’s story, a few others will require you to go out of your way to unlock them. Among these Awards is the Copper Ecologist Award, which will put your photography and exploration skills to the test.

How To Unlock The Copper Ecologist Award In Monster Hunter Rise

The Monster Hunter Rise Copper Ecologist Award is unlocked by taking a photo of a certain number of Hunting Helpers. The term Hunting Helpers actually indicated a specific category of Endemic Life: take a picture of each of the required creatures with your camera and you will unlock the award.

Copper Ecologist Hunting Helpers Locations

Here’s all the Endemic Life you have to take a picture of to unlock the Copper Ecologist Award and their locations.

Antidobra – Shrine Ruins, Flooded Forest, Lava Caverns
Aurortle – Flooded Forest, Lava Caverns
Blastoad – Shrine Ruins, Flooded Forest, Lava Caverns
Brewhare – Shrine Ruins, Frost Islands, Sandy Plains
Escuregot – Shrine Ruins, Frost Islands, Sandy Plains, Flooded Forest
Firebeetle – Shrine Ruins, Frost Islands, Sandy Plains, Lava Caverns
Gustcrab – Sandy Plains, Lava Caverns
Lanternbug – Forst Islands, Flooded Forest, Lava Caverns
Mudbeetle – Shrine Ruins, Sandy Plains, Lava Caverns, Flooded Forest
Paratoad – Sandy Plains, Flooded Forest, Lava Caverns
Puppet Spider – Shrine Ruins, Frost Islands, Lava Caverns
Sleeptoad – Frost Islands, Sandy Plains, Flooded Forest
Snowbeetle – Shrine Ruins, Frost Islands, Lava Caverns, Flooded Forest
Stinkmink – Shrine Ruins, Frost Islands, Sandy Plains, Flooded Forest
Wailnard – Shrine Ruins
Thunderbeetle – Shrine Ruins, Frost Islands, Lava Caverns, Flooded Forest
Trapbugs – Shrine Ruins, Frost Islands, Sandy Plains

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Francesco De Meo
Francesco has been writing about video games and the video games industry for almost a decade, focusing on all aspects of the industry. Having always loved handheld gaming, he joined TouchTapPlay in 2013 to cover mobile gaming and, later on, the Nintendo Switch console, which is today his most played console.