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13 April 2026

West Papua and Sulawesi 2027

Hello mammalwatchers! I am very happy to announce that i will be guiding again in West Papua and Sulawesi. Please find all the information in the links below: West papua tour Sulaw

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7 April 2026

Natural History of Thailand’s Western Forest Complex, a Case Study

Part 3 of my Natural History series. Here is my ebook/case study of Thailand’s Western Forest Complex, arguably the most important protected area in Southeast Asia, perhaps a

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6 April 2026
recapweekly

The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! The first trip report of the week was Mark Spence’s from Danau Sentarum NP, Borneo where he went to search for the Tricolour Langur. H

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5 April 2026
habitat

Book Review: Habitats of Australia, New Guinea & The Solomons

Habitats of Australia: A Field Guide for Birders, Naturalists, and Ecologists, by Iain Campbell, Charley Hesse and Phil Gregory, covers every major habit on the Australian continen

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4 April 2026

Book Review: The Rise of Mammals in Africa by Emmanuel Gheerbrant

“For more than 80 million years, ‘Island Africa’  was a vast, isolated landmass…. Despite this isolation, waves of pioneering mammals crossed the sea, spar

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1 April 2026
batschiroptera

Book Review: Bats of the World: A Guide to Every Family

Winifred F. Frick’s and M. Teague O’ Mara’s new book, Bats of the World: A Guide to Every Family, is one of the latest additions to the Princeton University Press

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1 April 2026
BoliviaNick's Adventures

New Podcast Episode: Nick Mcphee – Nick’s Adventures Bolivia

The latest mammalwatching podcast episode just dropped and it features Nick Mcphee, owner of Nick’s Adventures Bolivia, a tour guide that many in this community know and love

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30 March 2026
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Join me in Thailand in July 2026

Hi everyone! I am looking for one (maybe two) people to join me on a mammalwatching trip to the south of Thailand for 14 days at the end of July 2026 with Wild Encounter Thailand (

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28 March 2026
BonoboDRCPrimates

Advertising: Trips to the DRC in August & September to see Bonobos with Middle Africa & Mammalwatching

If you are interested in a trip of a lifetime to a truly remote are in the DRC this year to see Bonobos and some other great mammals – plus Congo Peafowl (yes this is a bird)

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28 March 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! This week we are starting off with this report/guide from Skyler Kardell about how to find the famous Beach Vole on Muskeget Island, Mas

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10 August 2026
Ethiopia – Dibatag & Walia Ibex Expedition, January 2027 – participants wanted
9 August 2026
Madeira, July 2026
7 August 2026
Saimaa Seals in Finland, July 2026

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  1. Miles Foster on RFI: Svalbard11 August 2026
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  1. Miles Foster on RFI: Svalbard11 August 2026

    Thanks, Everyone, for your very helpful comments. We have now made our choice of time of year (June) and travel…

  2. Miles Foster on RFI: Svalbard11 August 2026

    Thanks, Krista, that all sounds great but unfortunately we have by now decided to travel with a different company but…

  3. Miles Foster on RFI: Svalbard11 August 2026

    Thanks, Ian, all very useful. We have also decided on a small ship - as you say, so much more…

  4. Miles Foster on RFI: Svalbard11 August 2026

    Thanks, Gary, we have decided on June though with the increasingly chaotic climate these decisions are getting harder and harder.…

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7 August 2026
New study on subspecies status of Wapiti/Elk on The Tibetan Plateau
7 August 2026
RFI: West Virginia
6 August 2026
Where to go before Nepal : any advices ?
5 August 2026
A short trip to Kyrgyzstan in summer 2026

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