Data request from the Hyaena Specialist Group: Hyaena Distribution Mapping Project 2018
Dear all, Please find below a data request call from Hyaena Specialist Group who seek to update the global distribution mapping and status assessment project for all 4 hyaena speci
Trip report: Namibia – November 2017
At the end of last year Sarah and I visited Namibia. We were mainly targeting the smaller mammals, especially rodents, along with several localised species. Despite missing out on
New Trip Report: Zakouma National Park, Chad
Here’s the mammalwatching.com’s very first report from Chad, from a park that seems truly spectacular (check out some of the images on Google of massive congregations
Ethiopian wolf in Simien Mountains.
Dear all My wife is very keen to do a family trip to Ethiopia. She is very keen that ‘just this once, it’s her trip not mine’. A constant driver and guide is not
2 Travel Companions Sought for 2019 Kenya Trip
My wife and I are looking for two non-smokers to join us in Kenya next year. All accommodations are private and we would have a private vehicle for the 4 of us. Of course, the
New Trip Report: Bonobos in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Here’s a report of a fabulous adventure that I would love to do some day. Congo, 2017: Birdquest, 2 weeks & 15 species including White-bellied Pangolin, Wolf’s Monk
Safia Reserve and other places in Western Sahara/Morocco
It looks like I’ll have about a week in Morocco and Western Sahara in July. Has anyone been able to contact/visit Safia Reserve recently? How’s the road? They reportedl
Central African Republic, Dzanga Bai 2018
Here’s my write-up from a trip that I did this April with some friends to Sangha Lodge and Dzanga Bai. It really is a stunning part of the world. CAR Foley 2018
New Trip Report: Ghana (including 2 Pangolin species)
White-bellied (Tree) Pangolin Phil’s Two Pangolin Tour of Ghana submitted by Ian Thompson At Birdfair last year, Mark from Ashanti African Tours had told Phil Telfer that, give
New Trip Report: Ethiopia
Here’s a new report from Richard Webb of a recent Wildwings tour he led. Ethiopia, 2018: Richard Webb, 12 days & 47 species including Gerenuk, Bale Monkey and Cape Clawle