Any new info on Malayan Tapir?
Hi all! Curious whether any new information has emerged on how/whether Malayan Tapir can be found. I see that two years ago the consensus was that the only useful hide at Taman Neg
México: Michoacán, Chiapas, and Quintana Roo Trip.
Hello everyone, this is my first trip report so it might be quite long lol, but it was a cool trip so i think its worth the read. You can see some more pictures of this and other a
A puma, a tapir, and a stalking horse – final version
A while back we posted this story on mammalwatching.com of an interaction between a puma and a tapir that we recorded in Kaa Iya on a trip with Nick’s Adventures Bolivia. The art
Bolivia August 2024
Enclosed our last report of a trip done in Bolivia in August 2024. Many cool mammals observed during 2 weeks dedicated to mammal watching (Jaguar, Ocelot, Puma, Chaco Peccary, many
Trip Report: Paraguayan Chaco and Atlantic Forest, September 2024
In September 2024 we went on an exciting mammal trip to the Paraguayan Chaco and a few places beyond. We visited some of the most mammal-rich areas in Paraguay and had many memorab
New Podcast Episode: Patricia Medici
In this month’s podcast we talk to conservationist and tapir champion Dr Patricia Medici from her home in Brazil’s Pantanal. Patricia is a founding member of the Institut
Bolivia with Nick’s Adventure Tours
Here’s a short report from a trip to the Santa Cruz area of Bolivia with Nick’s Adventure Tours. This part of Bolivia is truly great for cats. In fact I saw more cats o
Lowland tapir at caraça, Brazil
Good evening, Right now I am at Caraça, Brazil famous for its maned wolf. I haven’t heared or didn’t know a lowland tapir seems to visit sometimes as well. Righ
Puerto Maldonado, Peru
I was sorting through some old photos and came across these, probably 10 years old now. I took a general vacation to Peru to see the sites in the sacred valley and the coast many y
Brazil–Pantanal 2014 Jaguars and Maned Wolves
We traveled to the Pantanal and other parts of Brazil during the first two weeks of August 2014. The trip was designed to maximize wildlife photography and we saw 17 species. Our