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Marmota Caligata
1 August 2016
North America
AlbertaCanadaNearctic

Alberta

I haven't been to Alberta yet, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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Vancouver Island Marmot, Marmota vancouverensis
1 August 2016
North America
British ColumbiaCanadaNearctic

British Columbia

I can't claim to have even scratched the surface of British Columbia. But I can claim to have visited Vancouver Island three times. I spent 3 nights there in late May 2006, primari

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Polar Bear
1 August 2016
North America
CanadaManitobaNearctic

Manitoba

I haven't visited Manitoba yet, but I've included community reports from those who have.

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American (Pine) Marten, Martes americana
1 August 2016
North America
CanadaNearcticNewfoundland

Newfoundland

In October 2008 I scored a work trip to Newfoundland. I only had 24 hours to look for wildlife, and of course I just scratched the surface. But I had enough time to say that the gu

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North Atlantic Right Whale
1 August 2016
North America
CanadaNearcticNew Brunswick

New Brunswick

I visited New Brunswick's Grand Manan Island in July 2006 to try to see a Northern Right Whale. Northern Right Whales are critically endangered with only a few hundred animals l

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North Atlantic Right Whale
1 August 2016
North America
CanadaNearcticNova Scotia

Nova Scotia

I spent a weekend in Nova Scotia in mid-October 2008. I was in Canada for work and wanted to see North Atlantic Right Whales. But the whale watching operators on Grand Manan Island

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Polar Bear
1 August 2016
North AmericaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
Baffin IslandCanadaNearcticNunavut

Nunavut Including Baffin Island

In 1999 the new Canadian province of Nunavut was carved out of what was then the North West Territories. It is an extraordinary place: one of the few places I've been that makes th

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American Marten
1 August 2016
North America
CanadaNearcticOntario

Ontario

In July 2012 I spent a weekend with Fiona Reid at her place in Milton, just south-west of Toronto for a weekend's mammaling with my kids. And at the end of March 2013 I went to Alg

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Moose, Alces alces
1 August 2016
North America
CanadaNearcticYukon

Yukon

Although I'd long wanted to visit Alaska, somehow the Yukon hadn't featured on my radar of places to go mammal watching. But when I began planning a trip to Canada in 2006, and sta

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Parc du Bic
1 August 2016
North America
CanadaNearcticQuebec

Quebec

have spent a few days mammal watching in Quebec. I drove from Quebec City to New Brunswick, and then back from Maine to Quebec City, in July 2006, when I saw a Groundhog just over

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9 June 2026
Asking for a non-mammalwatching friend: Contact for Habre’s Nest Panda program?
9 June 2026
Trip report to Dzanga Sangha, CAR, April 2026
8 June 2026
Bwindi and Lake Mburo, Uganda with Harrier Tours

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  1. Eduardo Ruiz on Asking for a non-mammalwatching friend: Contact for Habre’s Nest Panda program?9 June 2026
  2. Antoine Rabussier on Asking for a non-mammalwatching friend: Contact for Habre’s Nest Panda program?9 June 2026
  3. Zhou Fangyi on Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?9 June 2026

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  1. Eduardo Ruiz on Asking for a non-mammalwatching friend: Contact for Habre’s Nest Panda program?9 June 2026

    The contact i have is info@forestdwellers.org, last time i asked they said minimum 5 nights but they had packages up…

  2. Antoine Rabussier on Asking for a non-mammalwatching friend: Contact for Habre’s Nest Panda program?9 June 2026

    Hi Tomer. 4 days there seems to be a minimum duration to have good chances to come back with a…

  3. Zhou Fangyi on Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?9 June 2026

    Besides, the sun bears in Thailand are just picking up the kitchen waste, while in China toursits are feeding the…

  4. Zhou Fangyi on Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?9 June 2026

    Sun bears are relatively gentle. In somewhere in Xizhang, China, it is more horrible as tourists are interacting with brown…

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9 June 2026
Trip report to Dzanga Sangha, CAR, April 2026
8 June 2026
Bwindi and Lake Mburo, Uganda with Harrier Tours
8 June 2026
Advertising: A Late Cancellation Means You Can Visit Paraguay this September with Discounted Rates!
8 June 2026
Anyone interested in joining me to try for Blainville’s Beaked Whales in Madeira at the end of July

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