Borneo – September 2025
I have just returned from a 2 week Naturetrek Trip to Borneo. We had 1 night in Sepilok, 7 nights at Deramakot and 3 nights in Kinabatangan. This was my first time in Borneo so a l
Sabah, 2025: Some ‘New’ Sites
Borneo ticked all the boxes. I wanted to spend a week with my kids somewhere close to Australia. My son Patrick would love the herps and insects. Kylie, his partner, was fully on b
Sunda Clouded Leopards: Some Remarkable Videos
Mike Gordon, Borneo mammal guide par excellence, sent me a couple of cell phone clips of Sunda Clouded Leopards in Borneo. What they lack in high definition they make up for in b
Camera Trapping in Sabah
1StopBorneo Wildlife have publishes this report based on their camera trapping experience in Sabah. It provides information on the gear they use and how they set it up as well as s
Superb Sunda Clouded Leopard Sighting: My lucky hat strikes again
Last month I took my kids to Sabah for a week of what I described as a ‘relaxed’ mammal trip. I wait to learn what adjective Katy Hall will pick … but I doubt whe
Malaysia July 2025
Hi all, This is a report from my recent trip to Borneo from the 13th to the 20th of July 2025, as well as a few days I spent in KL beforehand. Borneo is, of course, very well visit
1StopBorneo Nature Travel Guide now available as a website
Back in November I shared a new massive new 700 page guide on Borneo’s wildlife from 1StopBorneo Wildlife that was available via google drive. The information has now been put
New Trip Report: Beluran Safaris, Borneo
Here’s a report from Martin Parry of a trip to 1StopBorneo Wildlife’s Beluran Safaris camp in Sabah. Beluran Safaris, 2025: Martin Parry, 5 nights & some good mamma
New Podcast: Shavez Cheema, Borneo
In the latest episode of the mammalwatching podcast we talk to Shavez Cheema, founder of Borneo1Stop Wildlife, from his home in Sabah. Shavez talks about a childhood in Brunei surr
The Bats of Sabah: Report of Bat Workshops from Charles Francis & 1StopBorneo Wildlife
Here’s a report covering four bat workshops that Charles Francis ran last year with 1StopBorneo Wildlife in Sabah. He caught – and took fabulous photographs of –