New Podcast Episode: Nigel Marven
In this month’s podcast we talk with wildlife filmmaker and presenter Nigel Marven from his home in the UK. Nigel describes how a childhood fascination with wildlife led to
Australian marsupial kultarr suggested split into three species
Australia’s cutest mammal is now Australia’s cutest three mammals
Mammal watching Qatar
I’ll be in Doha for an extra day in October. Does anyone have a contact for mammal watching? Contact wkidder780@aol.com Thanks, Wayne
Common hamsters in Meidling Cemetery, Vienna, June 2025
I visited the cemetery on 20 June this year. Thanks to everyone who has posted reports here previously – these were essential reading. My first search was 8.30-10.30am, mai
Serval (Leptailurus serval) data for Africa – update to IUCN conservation Status – sigthings needed
Dear MammalWatching Community, My name is Lourens Swanepoel, and I am based at the University of Venda in South Africa. Following correspondence with Jon Hall, he kindly suggested
1StopBorneo Nature Travel Guide now available as a website
Back in November I shared a new massive new 700 page guide on Borneo’s wildlife from 1StopBorneo Wildlife that was available via google drive. The information has now been put
Tanzania Eastern Arc
Hi all I’m just starting to vaguely think about a mammal watching/birding trip to Tanzania’s eastern arc, probably in August or September of 2026 for about a month. Any
Wood Buffalo National Park suggestions??
I may have a chance to drive through Wood Buffalo National Park in late July or early August. It’s an enormous park, and while it has amazing potential, a lot of that see
Mammal watching suggestions for British Columbia
Hello all, I am planning a part time birding/mammal trip to British Columbia in July. We will visit Vancouver, The Okenagan valley, the Rockies including Banff and Lake Louise, the
A European success story of recovery and survival for the Iberian lynx.
After almost 20 years of field trips with the goal of finding and observing the Iberian lynx, my daughter has finished her final project for secondary education. With this central