Bolivia 2027 searching for cats
Hi everyone! I’m a solo traveler from Italy looking for fellow mammal watchers to join me on a wildlife trip to Bolivia in August 2027, focused on spotting both big and small
Advertising: Jaguarland, Bolivia July 2027
Here’s another great tour to Bolivia with Nick’s Adventures Bolivia for seven days at the Jaguarland Reserve near Santa Cruz. You will have excellent chances to see Jag
New Podcast: Fundación Jocotoco, Ecuador
In November’s podcast we talk to Martin Schaefer, Jaime Palacios Pérez and John Rogers from Fundación Jocotoco about their ground breaking conservation work in Ecuador. Mar
Brazil Trip Report, August/September, 2026
I’ve always been a bit intimidated by travelling in Brazil. I remember heading to Emas National Park in early 2000, being unable to find a bus, hitch-hiking a ride in the back of
RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.
Hello, I am looking for information on how possible and easy it is to see pumas independently by driving from Puerto Natales towards Torres del Paine. Most reports come from people
My Big Cat Year – The Pantanal in Brazil and a story about Jaguars …
Earlier in the year, I planned a trip to Brazil, focusing on Emas NP and the Pantanal. The reason was that it could offer a nice backup in case I missed some wildcat species in Bol
Pumas and/or Commerson’s Dolphins
Dear Colleagues, I am seeking your opinions. I have 8 scheduled safaris scheduled at Torres del Paine – mostly searching from the roads for Puma (not rich enough for the es
Help from the Mammalwatching community for the Emas Nationalpark
Dear all I am writing to ask for your support regarding a recent decision affecting access to Emas National Park. As many of you know, the park has faced several challenges in rece
Kinkajou or Olinguito?
Hi everyone, Last summer, I spent three weeks in Colombia, including three days at Mirador El Roble hoping to spot a Northern Oncilla, unfortunately without success. Besides seeing
Brazil 2026
Brazil July 2026 – klil zaitlin, 4 weeks (2 of them mammal watching in the pantanal and bonito) and 30 speceis including maned wolf, anteaters, jaguars, ocelot and more.