New Trip Report: North East Madagascar
Here’s a report from Mogens Trolle of a very recent – and long overdue – trip to Northwest Madagascar and Andasibe National Park. Wonderful photographs of course!
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New Trip Report: Tanzania
Here is a short report with some stunning photos – check out his Black and Rufous Elephant Shrew! – from Hugh Lansdown Zanzibar & Northern Tanzania, 2022: Hugh La
Join me in 2023: Trips to Bioko Island in Jan & Chad in March
I have finally decided that it might be safe to commit to some travel next year …. and so I’m looking for people to join us on small group trips to two very exciting ma
Book Review: Stuarts’ Field Guide to National Parks & Game Reserves of Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi
If you are old to remember mammalwatching in the 1990s you might also remember how you used to plan trips. Before the internet, before emails, before Google translate. I honestly
Checklist of the Mammals of Rwanda
I’ve recently published a Checklist of the Mammals of Rwanda in the Journal Of East African Natural History. Zarek S. Cockar “A Checklist of the Mammals of Rwanda,R
New Trip Report: Kenya self-drive
Here’s a new report from Jan Ebr who was in – all over (5300km!) – Kenya over Christmas. Kenya, 2021/22: Jan Ebr, 25 days & 84 species including Naked Molerat
New Trip Report: Giant Pangolin in Gabon
An interesting report from Justin Brown who went to Gabon to help radio collar Giant Pangolins. Lope, 2022: Justin Brown, a 2 week adventure in search of Giant Pangolins. Jon
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New Trip Report: Saudi Arabia
Here’s a first report for Saudi Arabia, which has recently started allowing tourists into the country. Saudi Arabia, 2022: Carlos Bocos, 5 days & 12 species including Kin