Spotlight on the Kianjavato Lemur Project
Help support vital reforestation in Madagascar while tracking aye ayes, black and white ruffed and greater bamboo lemurs.
Help support vital reforestation in Madagascar while tracking aye ayes, black and white ruffed and greater bamboo lemurs.
Some Indian Wildlife highlights from our clients including a dhole (wild dog) hunt.
Here we look back at some of the success stories of 2019.
Ever since Reef & Rainforest first started offering natural history tours to selected wildlife destinations, we have been aware of the enormous potential for tourism to contribute to conservation.
In its inaugural year, Prince William’s Earthshot project has awarded £1m to Costa Rica, one of only five recipients of what is sure to become one of the world’s most influential environmental initiatives for the next decade. The Earthshot Prize is “designed to incentivise change and help repair our planet over the next ten years.” … Continued
The Wildlife Institute of India released its findings from its country wide tiger population census
How when and where to see these iconic big cats
Here we give our top 10 Indonesia wildlife and cultural highlights that make this island nation so special to lovers of natural history.
In the last ten to twenty years, the concept of what constitutes an achievable family holiday has undergone a seismic shift.
Managed correctly, wildlife tourism can have a hugely regenerative effect on the planet. It directly protects some of the world’s rarest species; it promotes sustainable land use; it encourages tree planting; it expands protected wilderness and it provides a sustainable source of income to some of the world’s poorest people.
Reef & Rainforest’s guide to the best wildlife holidays for every month of the year.
Where, when and how to best experience the Blue Whales of Sri Lanka
Western India has excellent chances of seeing three big cats plus other rare carnivores. The reintroduction of cheetah will further delight big cat enthusiasts.
Our useful guide to where to see all the amazing wildlife of the Planet Earth II series.
Reef & Rainforest’s guide to where to see wildlife in the Amazon Rainforest.
The last rays of the sun are illuminating the riverbank willows, the flashing blue of a kingfisher whizzes past and seconds later a large mullet leaps clean out of the water, breaking the silence with the splash of its re-entry. Such a scene is familiar to many English rivers, but in this instance I am … Continued