RFI: Spain in October
Hi all, I’ll be in Madrid in early October, and will have time to go for 2 days (1-2 nights) for mammal watching. I believe its too early for Lynx in Andujar and too late for
RFI: How to spend my time in Southern Arizona (Flying in TUCSON)
I’ll be in Tucson for a week, half sight seeing, half searching for wildlife. For the sightseeing aspect I have two nights at Chiricahua National Monument, where I plan to do
New tiger cat species from Bolivia
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/meet-the-first-new-cat-species-discovered-in-100-years Who’s going to be the first to add the Tilcayo cat to their life lis
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The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! To start us off this week is Coke Smith’s trip report from Paraguay. As always it is full of useful information and gorgeous photos of
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Community Spotlight: Birding Ecotours
Hello everyone! I’m Ellen Linton, mammalwatching intern extraordinaire, and welcome to the Community Spotlight, a place where we will be highlighting the people, organizations, a
The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! This week kicked off with Nick Buys from Nature Travel Africa’s report from China (Sichuan and the Tibetan Plateau). Some highlights
Mkomazi, Tanzania – best areas for gerenuk and oryx
Hi all A couple of weeks ago I spent two days at Mkomazi failing to see gerenuk and fringe-eared oryx. I will be giving it another go on the way back up north. Can anyone suggest t
September Podcast Now Out: Stratton Hatfield & Koen Betjes
This month’s podcast sees us talking to Stratton Hatfield and Koen Betjes, two conservation researchers involved in a range of fascinating work in Africa. We cover a lot of g