Video & Photo Report of the Search for Drills on Bioko Island in January 2023
Below is a link to a video report documenting the trip to Bioko Island that Jon Hall organized in January 2023 and did a great report on. I hope anybody watching will only graduall
Kenya Tour (incl. Ishaqbini), July 29-August 13, 2023
Hello everyone! Sharing an amazing opportunity here! I currently have a 2.5 week-long trip to Kenya planned for this upcoming summer, with availability for 1-2 others to join me fr
Ghana: 22/01 – 31/01 2023
This is a short story of my trip to Ghana in January earlier this year.
Squirrel Field Guide Western Africa
Hi everyone! The Provisional Field Guide to the Squirrels and Anomalures of Western Africa is finished and now available on the Mammalwatching Resource page. Download it HERE. The
App Review: Stuarts’ Tracks & Scats of Southern Africa
The prodigious Chris and Mathilde Stuart have released another mammalwatching app, this time covering the tracks and scats of Southern African wildlife. The new mobile app is a han
Advertising: Mammalwatching Exclusive – Namibian Rare Mammal Safari, May 13 – 27, 2024
Namibia is one of my favourite destinations in Africa and is a mammalwatching nirvana. LOTS of animals, few people and far more freedom to do your own thing than in many other part
Ghana, February, 2023
Mammals seen incidentally during a birding trip around the country
New Podcast Episode: John & Terese Hart
In the lastest episode we talk to legendary mammalogists and conservationists John and Terese Hart about 50 years’ of work in the Congo rainforest. John and Terese have made an e
Status of Fat-tailed dwarf lemurs
I was recently browsing the Illustrated Checklist of the Mammals of the World (and I am glad I did not buy it) and was looking at lemurs specifically. It seems that in recent years
Kipunji and other primates in Southern Tanzania
This is a trip report of a self-organized trip to southern Tanzania. We hope that more people go this part of Tanzania as for mammalwatchers it far more interesting than the famous