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
Bringing a camera trap to Vietnam
Hi, Me and my girlfriend are going on a wildlife-focused trip in Cat Tien, Vietnam, around New Year. We wanted to bring a camera trap with us and set it somewhere in the park just
Advertising: Zakouma National Park in Chad with Pictus Safaris, February & March 2024
Pictus Safaris are delighted to be returning to Chad’s incredible Zakouma National Park in 2024, with spaces available in both February and March. Zakouma is renowned as a huge c
Cape (South Africa) in January and february
Hej Folks, My mates and I are planning a South-Africa trip by the end of January and the beginning of february. We try to be overall naturalists with a large interest in Birds, amp
RFI: Durban
Hello everyone. My school is going on a field trip to Durban, South Africa in January. It will mostly be focused around the city, but we will drive to the Mandela Capture Site whic
Help with locating black footed ferret?
Hi there, I was wondering if anyone had any updates on good locations for black footed ferret in 2023 and 2024. I know they were recently introduced in Colorado and were in Seligma
baby rodent in southwest turkey
found this 2.5cm long baby lying in a cattle hoofprint where I live in the southwest of Turkey. Location is Kas, three hours west of Antalya. The blunt muzzle, if its not something
Rat in Bhutan
anyone any ideas on this rodent? A local researcher in Bhutan sent me the picture asking for help with ID
Advertising: Western Sahara, March 2024 with Royle Safaris
Royle Safaris are advertising a one week trip to the Western Sahara in March next year, in search of Sand Cats, Libyan Striped Polecat, Fennec Foxes and more. Martin Royle w