A European success story of recovery and survival for the Iberian lynx.
After almost 20 years of field trips with the goal of finding and observing the Iberian lynx, my daughter has finished her final project for secondary education. With this central
Pulsar video footage of wolves, bears and lynx spring 2025
A link to the real stuff after all the questions how good or bad those thermals are – LOL!
Looking for advice on Central America
I’m looking to take a couple of my kids (ages 17 and 19) on a 2 to 3 week wildlife watching trip to Central America, very late 2025/early 2026. I’ve done a fair bit of r
Suggestions: Upcoming Eastern US Trip
Hello, I am about to go on a “bio-blitz” road trip from Long Island, NY through southern NJ, Delaware, VA to the Smokies region and ending in coastal NC. The trip will
RFI: Glacier NP and Yellowstone North Entrance
Hi All, I’m going to a conference in Bozeman, MT next month, and I’m planning to spend a week looking for wildlife afterwards. Just how crowded are Glacier NP and the n
Guides for Manul Trip in Mongolia in August
Hello! My father and I are going to Mongolia this August to photograph the manul (Pallas cat). Unfortunately, the tour agency we had arranged the tour with has disappeared. Would a
Thermal Scope Specs Decoded: A buyer’s guide
If you have ever wondered how to interpret the technical specifications of a thermal scope – from refresh rates to Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference – then here i
Advertising: Royle Safaris’ Newsletter & Forthcoming Trips
Here’s a newsletter from Royle Safaris that highlights the Top 20 Mammals seen already this year on their trips and also advertises forthcoming departures for 2025 and 2026.
Review of Two Thermal Scopes from Field Tests in Borneo
This is an interesting comparison of two thermal scopes – the Xinfrared T2S Plus and the HT-06 – carried out by Wei Li from 1StopBorneo Wildlife. Xinfrared have now reb
New Podcast Episode: Rachel Ashegbofe Ikemeh, Nigeria
In the June podcast we talk with Rachel Ashegbofe Ikemeh, founder of the SW/Niger Delta Conservation Project. Rachel, a Nigerian conservationist and visionary, has built a team of