New Trip Report: Chile
Stefan Lithner was in Chile last year and, as usual for Stefan, had an interesting trip. Chile, 2014: Stefan Lithner, 3 weeks & 26 species including Northern Huemul, Southern V
Mammals in the News
Lots of good – or at least not bad – news, for once this week (unless you are a Californian Dolphin) The first Wolf in 150 years has been spotted in Holland. Ok, so per
New (epic) Trip Report – Nicaragua
Fiona Reid has just sent me one of the most prolifically diverse trip reports I’ve ever seen. Oh how I wish I’d gone on this 2 week trip to Nicaragua last month. To add
Brazil–Pantanal 2014 Jaguars and Maned Wolves
We traveled to the Pantanal and other parts of Brazil during the first two weeks of August 2014. The trip was designed to maximize wildlife photography and we saw 17 species. Our
New Trip Report – Colombia, 2013
A new report from a country that is still surprisingly undervisited by mammal watchers, especially as its among the most mammal diverse countries on the planet. Colombia, 2013: Ste
The Richness of Rainforests
Some impressive diversity in the Madre de Dios in Peru .. check out the section from 2:58… which just goes to show that just because you don’t see anything, it doesn
Mammals in the News
A lot in the news this week about the Rhino and Elephant crisis. The bad news included statistics like 2014 being the worst year ever for rhino poaching in South Africa. The (sligh
Mammals in the News
Some interesting articles about conservation this week, starting with Tom Friedman’s report on the IUCN’s Decennial “World Parks Congress”. “In too ma
New Trip Report: Ecuador
A new report for an older trip, Simon Feys sent me this report of a trip in 2010 with some nice primates: I wish I had gone to Shiripuno. Northern Ecuador, 2010: Simon Feys, 20 day
Mammals in the news
Some recent stories Wild mouse lemurs live six times longer than similar-sized mammals. A new study has found that brown mouse lemurs in the wild can live to be up to at least eigh