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April 2015

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30 April 2015
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Press Release Polar Bears on the Edge: New book punctures myth that polar bear conservation is success story

Polar Bears on the Edge: Heading for Extinction while Management Fails The climate is changing, sea-ice is melting, polar bears are suffering. And yet, the establishment accepts th

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23 April 2015
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Thinking about a polar bear trip to Churchill in 2016

Has anyone been up to Churchill, Manitoba in fall/winter to see the polar bears congregations? I’ve been mulling this trip for years and now the state of the planet makes me

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22 April 2015
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Mystery chipmunk.

Here’s a small chipmunk photographed yesterday at 2500 m in Spring Mountains, Nevada. The only species known to occur there are Palmer’s (above 2400 m) and Panamint (be

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21 April 2015
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Finding Mammals in North America

If you’d like a signed copy of this book, please let me know. I’ve just got the first 30 copies from the publisher. If you are in the US, the cost is $25 including pos

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20 April 2015
AfricaAustralasiaCentral and South America

Mammals in the News

Some recent articles include a couple on rarely known Central African primates: Rembrandt’s Monkey and Bouvier’s Red Colobus (Piliocolobus bouvieri). Some great camera trap

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17 April 2015
Central and South America

(Awesome) new trip report: Brazil & Argentina

If anyone is feeling dispirited after a recent unsuccessful mammal trip, then this report, from Phil Telfer, is a reminder of just how good it can get. Brazil & Argentina, 2015

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15 April 2015
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Tips for trip to Namibia and Botswana

Hello fellow mammalwatchers! This summer Tim and I are going to Namibia and Botswana. If any of you have some time to share your thoughts and experiences, we’d be very grateful.

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13 April 2015
Europe and the Palearctic

Spitzbergen Report

Some great pictures here from Karl Van Ginderdeuren who has just got back from 2 weeks on Svarlbard Jon

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13 April 2015
Europe and the PalearcticNorth American

Polar Bears on the Edge: new book and fundraising campaign

Morten Joergensen, who was with me in Ladakh on our snow leopard expedition last year, is passionate about the plight of Polar Bears and has written a book on their conservation, i

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10 April 2015
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New (old) reports: Pakistan and Afghanistan

Vladimir Dinets just submitted these notes of trips he took to these two countries some time ago. I visited Pakistan briefly in 2011 and loved the country. Afghanistan sounds fabul

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