BOLIVIA Aug 2025: Cats, Dolphins, Primates & Macaws!
A 14 day tour exploring Kaa-Iya National Park and Jaguarland. Plus a visit to see the critically endangered Blue-throated Macaws in Beni Department. A total of 38 species of mammal
Tips for a visit to Peru (Cuzco region)
Dear all, This coming summer (late July to mid-August), I will be visiting Peru with three friends. In addition to spending a good week in and around Manu National Pa
24 different Andean bears and the ultimate sighting of a Mountain Tapir
Last January I guided a nature trip in Ecuador focused on the Spectacled bear. A few years ago, my survey recorded eight different Andean bears; this time we saw three times as man
Tropical Birding: Ecuador EWT 2026 40 Mammal Species!
Hi everyone, I just completed another amazing and successful enigmatic wildlife tour for Tropical Birding. These tours are aimed at focusing on mammals and reptiles/amphibians rath
Advertising: Two Primate Photography Tours to Brazil (Emperor Tamarins & Uacaris) with Latin Wild Films
These expeditions are being organized by photographer and wildlife filmmaker Rafael Guadeluppe, founder of Latin Wild Films and creator of the documentary The Pulse of the Atlantic
Remote mammal watching
Remote mammalwatching – what does it mean? You’ll probably know what mammalwatching means – yes, it’s watching the wild mammals i.e mammalwatching. But remo
New Podcast Episode: Adventures in Argentina & Tales from Tanzania
In February’s podcast Charles and I don’t have a guest so we talk to each other about our recent trips to southern Tanzania (Charles) and Tierra del Fuego (me). Charl
Patagonia & Buenos Aires Province, December 2025
If your life goals are entirely comprised of the mammals on your 21 Most Wanted List then discovering a reliable spot for Species Number 4 is a huge deal. Side note: if your life g
Bolivia 2025
A report of our trip to Bolivia this past Fall – visited Bolivian Altiplano, Amboro National Park, Jaguarland, and Kaa-Iya National Park.
RFI: Southern Pantanal and Emas
Hi, Everyone, we have been to the northern Pantanal / Port Joffre area and want to see some different species and fewer crowds. So we are thinking of visiting the southern Pantanal