The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! To start us off this week is Coke Smith’s trip report from Paraguay. As always it is full of useful information and gorgeous photos of
Advertising: Cloud Forest Cats, Bats, Rats and more. Panama, July 2027
I had such a great visit to the Tamandua Cloud Forest Lodge in Panama in June that I will be returning next year with legendary field biologist, photographer and all round good guy
Community Spotlight: Birding Ecotours
Hello everyone! I’m Ellen Linton, mammalwatching intern extraordinaire, and welcome to the Community Spotlight, a place where we will be highlighting the people, organizations, a
The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! This week kicked off with Nick Buys from Nature Travel Africa’s report from China (Sichuan and the Tibetan Plateau). Some highlights
Mkomazi, Tanzania – best areas for gerenuk and oryx
Hi all A couple of weeks ago I spent two days at Mkomazi failing to see gerenuk and fringe-eared oryx. I will be giving it another go on the way back up north. Can anyone suggest t
September Podcast Now Out: Stratton Hatfield & Koen Betjes
This month’s podcast sees us talking to Stratton Hatfield and Koen Betjes, two conservation researchers involved in a range of fascinating work in Africa. We cover a lot of g
Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?
Hello all! My spouse and I have been planning a trip to Belize in November but the flight prices have been staying stubbornly high. I can’t pull the trigger on $900 when I kn
The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! Starting off the week was this Royle Safaris trip to South Africa. They saw 65 mammal species including rarities like Black-footed Cat (
Thailand Guide and Binturong Advice?
Hi everyone, I will be in Bangkok in February and wanted to do a relatively short side trip to look for Binturong. I know there are reports of Binturong relatively close to Bangkok
New book on cetaceans – Nouveau livre sur les cétacés
Chers mammalwatchers, J’ai le plaisir de vous informer de la publication, chez l’éditeur naturaliste suisse bien connu Delachaux et Niestlé, de la version française