New and updated for 2024, our latest edition of 9 Great Wolf Books has evolved into 20+ great wolf books, including the latest compelling first-person accounts and research. We added wolf fiction for adults and expanded the selection for young adults and children. So whether you have studied wolves for years or just became interested, these memorable books will share something new, inspire, and provide unique insight into the fantastic grey wolf.
Read MoreOf all the creatures in Brazil, the Maned Wolf may be the least known. This fascinating, shy animal that looks like a fox-on-stilts can be found only in the Cerrado and Pantanal. In that biodiverse world of unique plants and animals, the maned wolf stands out. When is a wolf, not a wolf? When it’s a maned wolf.
Read MoreGrizzly 399 is gone but the iconic Queen of the Tetons will never be forgotten. A retrospective of Grizzly 399’s life in words and pictures.
Read MoreSouthern Spain's unique position on the East Atlantic Flyway makes it a birding hot spot for endemics, near endemics, and migrating species from three continents. Andalucia's unique cultural and world-famous cuisine add a dimension that may make birding Andalucia addictive. These are the best viewing spots for the top bird species in Andalucia.
Read MoreCosta Rica is a biodiversity hotspot, and the sheer number and diversity of Costa Rica’s birds, 850 species, are amazing. There are so many beautiful birds; where do you begin – or end the list? Here are some of my favorite birds from Costa Rica’s west coast, including one so rare that there may only be 200 left in the world and the best places to find them.
Read MoreMysterious and iconic, owls don't need bright plumage and intricate songs to impress. From the little Spotted Owl that started a conservation movement to the majestic Snowy Owl to that feathered comedian, the Burrowing owl, this is everything you need to know about eight audacious owls of North America and where to look for them.
Read MoreCosta Rica is more than beaches and birds. LOOK UP to find Sloths, monkeys, frogs, and maybe even a cat. Costa Rica’s rainforest is full of surprises!
Read MoreCosta Rica is one of the most biodiverse countries on Earth. It is home to over 50 different Hummingbird species alone, each found in a specific region: highlands, lowlands, upper mountains, lower mountains, middle elevations, coastline, mangroves, the central valley , the cloud forest. Where do you begin? This is our guide to some of the best hummingbird-spotting areas in Costa Rica - and where to find 9 of our favorite hummingbirds.
Read MoreSouthern Colombia is one of my favorite places on earth. Hummingbirds, monkeys, a rainbow of bird species and flowers, and the warmest welcome anywhere are why. The Huila and Putumayo departments are my do-not-miss regions, and the El Encanto Nature Reserve is my favorite place of all.
Read MoreUpdate on Snowy Owls from the co-founder of Project SNOWstorm, ornithologist, author, researchers, Scott Weidensaul . The latest news on snowy owls.
Read MoreEverything you need to know about snowy owls. How can you see or photograph a snowy owl safely and responsibly? What is an irruption year? We asked Scott Kruitbosch of the Roger Tory Peterson Institute in Jamestown, New York to tell us all he knows about snowy owls and how to keep them safe. Scott also filled us in on snowy owl behavior, where to see them, and his work in snowy owl conservation at the RTPI.
Read MoreColombia has more bird species than any other country in the world, 1900 and counting! These are some of my favorite of Colombia’s 78 avian endemics, hummingbirds, tanagers, a wonderful owl and more. Life-listers beware! You can only see these rare and beautiful birds in Colombia.
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