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31 August 2026

Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?

Hello all! My spouse and I have been planning a trip to Belize in November but the flight prices have been staying stubbornly high. I can’t pull the trigger on $900 when I kn

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30 August 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! Starting off the week was this Royle Safaris trip to South Africa. They saw 65 mammal species including rarities like Black-footed Cat (

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28 August 2026
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Thailand Guide and Binturong Advice?

Hi everyone, I will be in Bangkok in February and wanted to do a relatively short side trip to look for Binturong. I know there are reports of Binturong relatively close to Bangkok

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26 August 2026
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New book on cetaceans – Nouveau livre sur les cétacés

Chers mammalwatchers, J’ai le plaisir de vous informer de la publication, chez l’éditeur naturaliste suisse bien connu Delachaux et Niestlé, de la version française

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25 August 2026

Wildlife Guide Skills Survey

Dear friends, family, clients, fellow guides, fellow trainers, future travelers, and basically anyone remotely interested in the wildlife tourism industry, As some of you may (or m

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23 August 2026

Coming Soon to Mammalwatching (maybe): Lost Species List, a New Member Recruitment Competition and the perks of becoming a Contributing Member

Hello everyone If you follow this site, or listen to the mammalwatching podcast, you will know that we’ve been thinking of ways to help grow the mammalwatching community and

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23 August 2026
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Lost Species Initiative: A Borneo Safari just added to the prize pot

I posted last week about our new Lost Species Initiative and said I hoped we’d be getting more prizes added to the pot alongside the first one, which was a free spot on a Mam

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23 August 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! Please forgive my father’s brief usurpation. Fear not, he has now been dealt with.  There have been only two trip reports this week.

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23 August 2026
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Updating IUCN status of data deficient species?

Hi all, I’m wondering if anyone reading this might have experience with updating wildlife protections for small mammals, and if so what it would entail. I’m based in the Pacifi

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22 August 2026

Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip

Hello. At the end of this year, I am planning on going on my first solo trip to see as many new species as possible, but with a main focus on mammals. As I am from South Australia,

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4 November 2026
Bolivia 2027 searching for cats
3 November 2026
Mammalia 2027 Update: West Papua (July) and Sulawesi Postponed – Last 2 Spots for Papua New Guinea
2 November 2026
Advertising: Jaguarland, Bolivia July 2027

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  1. Andrea Ghidoni on Namibia for Aardvark2 November 2026
  2. robbizl on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?2 November 2026
  3. tomeslice on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?1 November 2026

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  1. Andrea Ghidoni on Namibia for Aardvark2 November 2026

    Hi Karina and Andrey. How (self or guided drive) to visit it? Do you have recent sighting infos?

  2. robbizl on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?2 November 2026

    Do not visit Wawushan in winter time, which would be turned into some kind of huge Snow World full with…

  3. tomeslice on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?1 November 2026

    I have never been to Wau-Shan and I've definitely heard of people seeing red pandas there .. but in Labahe…

  4. Albert Koffeman on South Africa July/August 2026: Kruger, Cape and Karoo1 November 2026

    Thank you! Yes, it is. We also liked Dullstroom as a stop on the way to Kruger, because of the…

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3 November 2026
Mammalia 2027 Update: West Papua (July) and Sulawesi Postponed – Last 2 Spots for Papua New Guinea
2 November 2026
Advertising: Jaguarland, Bolivia July 2027
1 November 2026
Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?
1 November 2026
Huai Khayeng Nature Park and Sai Yok & Kaeng Krachan National Parks (Thailand), September 2026

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