New Trip Report: Mamiraua Reserve, Brazil
Hello all, I have just returned from a long trip through Asia where I managed to see a few nice mammals in between trying to keep two teenagers happy and dodging typhoons. Various
New Trip Report: Emas NP and Black Lion Tamarins in Brazil
A brief report from Richard Webb on a trip to Brazil. Emas NP & Black Lion Tamarins, 2017: Richard Webb, 12 days & 21 species including Puma, Hoary Fox, Striped Hog-nosed S
Amazon Exploration Cruise, June 2017: 1 space now available
Fiona Reid and I are organising a 2 week trip into the Brazilian Amazon in June this year. The trip was sold out but a cancellation means there is now a one space open on this t
Amazon Exploration Cruise, June 2017: Two Spaces Left
Fiona Reid and I are organising a 2 week trip into the Brazilian Amazon in June this year and there are 1 or 2 spaces still available. This is going to be a small,very mammal-focus
Brazil, 2013
Atlantic Rainforest & Southern Pantanal In 2007 I saw a Polaroid of a Giant Armadillo – a Tatu Canastra – pinned to a hotel wall near Canastra National Park. The
New Trip Reports: Brazil
A report of my recent trip to Brazil – the Atlantic Rainforest and Southern Pantanal is here. I saw about 40 species in 2.5 weeks including several of the rarer primates incl
New Trip Report – Brazil
Phil Telfer has just sent through an exciting report of a trip to Brazil- 2 weeks with 30 or more species, the highlight though most undoubtedly a Giant Armadillo! As well as a Mar
Brazil, August 2007
If you ever travel on Portugal’s TAP airlines and have just 30 minutes to make a connection in Lisbon then you are right to be sceptical that your luggage won’t connect with yo
Palmari, Brazil, 2006
The Western Amazon – Palmari I visited Brazil for the first time in October 2006, when I spent five days in the Western Amazon, near the border with Colombia. The Palmari lod