Mammalwatching Meeting: NUTTER awards and community projects
It is time for the next meeting! It will be on Saturday 27th January 22:00 Central European Time Paris / Zurich / Milano. Check your local time here: https://notime.zone/NldPwbGQot
beaked whale images
Hi everyone. Bob Pitman is currently compiling beaked whale images for use in Marine Mammals of the World, 3rd edition. If anyone out there has anything they think might be of
Nepal/North India/anywhere jungle film spot tips…
Hi fellow mammalfreaks, I am planning a wildlife filming trip for feb/march next year. I have got this offer for two weeks in Chitwan, including two guides, transportation, park fe
Giant Anteater: ‘Anti-predator mimicry’
Here is a fascinating note from Bob Pitman, cetaceanwatcher extraordinaire, that some of you will remember from Season 1 of the mammalwatching podcast Bob is also interested in lan
An Illustrated Guide to Bornean Orangutan Food Plants (2023) Authors: John Payne & Zainal Zahari Zainuddin
An Illustrated Guide to Bornean Orangutan Food Plants
Looking for a guide to look for sand cat (and other wildlife) in Western Sahara
Hello everyone, On the 17th to the 25th, I am going to Dakhla in Morocco. From there, I want to go to Aousserd to look for wildlife, my number one target is of course the sa
The Hairy Rhinoceros History, ecology and some lessons for management of the last Asian megafauna Author: John Payne (2022)
A Book Review by Martin Parry November 2023
New Podcast Episode: Patricia Medici
In this month’s podcast we talk to conservationist and tapir champion Dr Patricia Medici from her home in Brazil’s Pantanal. Patricia is a founding member of the Institut
Sangha park travel buddies required
Hey all, long time reader of trip reports here. I know some people may think this is planning too far in advance, but i know some that have every trip up until 2030 planned. I am l
Good (hopefully) news from Saiga Antelopes!
We would like to share a significant milestone in Saiga conservation journey—the saiga antelope has transitioned from Critically Endangered to Near Threatened on the IUCN Red Lis