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October 2021

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17 October 2021
Uncategorised

Podcast Episode 12: Russ Mittermeier

Listen on Apple PodcastsListen on SpotifyListen on Stithr The new episode of the mammalwatching podcast has Charles Foley and me interviewing Russ Mittermeier world famous author,

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16 October 2021
Uncategorised
ArizonaFlashlightJose Martinez FonsecaSmallRigTorch

a new way to mount a pocket torch on a camera

When spotting animals at night it can be hard to hold the flashlight and hold the camera at the same time. Yapok catcher and PhD candidate Jose Gabriel Martinez Fonseca has an idea

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5 October 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
mammals of Sweden; mammal watching in Sweden

Trip report Sweden

After having looked for mammals in Central and Southeast Europe I urgently needed a diversion … and went mammal watching in the north. 😉 Here is my report: http://www.wild

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4 October 2021
Central and South America
Paraguay

New Trip Report: Paraguay

Here’s Cheryl Antonucci’s latest report. She saw annoyingly many mammals (i.e she saw more than I did). Paraguay, 2021: Cheryl Antonuccci, 10 days and 31 species includ

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3 October 2021
Uncategorised
Award

Indianapolis Prize Emerging Conservationist Award

I thought it best to have a separate post hightlighting the Indianapolis Prize Emerging Conservation Award, so it would be easier for people to search for on the website. All detai

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3 October 2021
Uncategorised
podcast

Out Now: Episode 11 of the Mammalwatching Podcast – Lisa Dabek

In the latest podcast episode, Jon Hall and I interview Dr. Lisa Dabek about her incredible 25 year study of the Matschie’s tree-kangaroo in the Huon Peninsula, Papua New Gui

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3 October 2021
Africa
Uganda

Uganda, 2021

For many years Uganda had been fairly high on my list of places to visit, but never quite high enough for me to start thinking seriously about a trip. I’d heard only good thi

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1 October 2021
Africa
bats

The best of mammalwatching

A new paper in African Journal of Ecology. Sounds like an unparalleled mammalwatching experience.

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