Advertising: Rare and Nocturnal South African Mammal Safari with Nature Travel Africa in April 2027
This looks like a great trip with Nature Travel Africa departing April 2027! —– South Africa is home to one of the richest mammal diversities on the continent, and our
Seeking advice on naturalist tours in SE Alaska
Greetings, We are heading to Alaska for the first time and have been doing a lot of research, and have reached the point where we wanted to ask for the community’s advice. Ou
Introducing: Chasing Cats
Like so many of us here, I am obsessed with wild cats. For the past fifteen years, wild cats have pretty much shaped my entire life and work as a conservation photographer and guid
The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! This week has been a very busy one on the website. To start us off is Romain Boquier’s short report from a trip to Uzbekistan, where h
New Podcast: Joel Sartore – Nat Geo’s Photo Ark
In this month’s podcast we talk to Joel Sartore, founder of NatGeo’s Photo Ark project and one of the world’s most preeminent wildlife photographers. Joel describ
Looking for advice – best places in Europe to see bat roosts
Hi all, I’ve come to ask Mammalwatching for advice, since I’m a bit overwhelmed by my efforts to do own research. I’ve always liked bats, and since I was able to
The Weekly Recap
Hello everyone, welcome to the weekly recap. The website crashed this week and deleted quite a few posts – including, very rudely, the previous recap. Any comments left between l
Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?
I have camped all my life in wilderness areas. I have had bears, leopards, spotted hyenas visiting my camps. But what I heard and saw in three days and one night in Kaeng Krachan i
The Weekly Recap
This recap was originally posted on April 20th, just reuploading it now because of the website glitch. Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! Stephen Kaye started off t