Website back but glitching
Hi all, as some of you know mammalwatching went down for a couple of days because of problems with the server. It’s back online, but we had to install last Sunday’s bac
Skjervøy (Norway) – Late November: Seeking Orcas and Fin Whales in the Polar Night
Hi everyone, I am heading to Skjervøy from November 23rd to 26th for a targeted cetacean trip. I’ll be going out with Oddgeir Sagerup (See & Explore). My main targets are Or
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The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! Starting off this week is Bryan Kao’s report from a trip to California. With gorgeous photos, some highlights are Northern Elephant Se
Advertising: Golden Cats in Uganda with Royle Safaris (May 2027)
Royle Safaris have 5 places available on a 2027 trip to search for African Golden Cats in Kibale. After their successful 2025 trip, Martin Royle writes that “anyone intereste
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
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
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
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
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