The Natural Choice for Wildlife Holidays, Safaris and Natural History Cruises

December 2008

Write your own ‘Great Bear Diary’ in Katmai, Alaska
– film location for the series

What better January treat away from the cold than to see wild tigers in India?

Money tighter? Keep out of the red with an ‘Out of the Blue’ whale watching trip

My true love gave to me...
A Leopard in an Acacia tree...
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Dave and Jeanette camped out on the edge of the Luwi river. “We would like to thank you and Isabel and everyone involved at Wildlife Worldwide for our 20 day adventure to the Luangwa Valley. Everything went smoothly from start to finish and we have thoroughly enjoyed every single minute”

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Brazil’s Endangered Forest and Wildlife

Recent reports show that Amazon deforestation has accelerated for the first time in four years, as opposed to the previous three year fall. This has been attributed to the rise in commodity prices and the demand for farmland for cattle and soya. We must endeavour to support the livelihoods of forest tribal people who protect their homeland and ecosystems, which is of course so vital to all of us (www.survival-international.org).

Brazil’s Endangered Wildlife is a small group trip which, though based in the Pantanal region of Brazil, allows first hand information and viewing of local wildlife protection projects including Jaguar and Hyacinth Macaw conservation. Extension options could include a visit to an Amazon lodge and perhaps a cruise down the mighty river itself?

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BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year

All budding wildlife artists will surely be interested in a chance to win a trip to the Brazilian Pantanal - the destination for Festival of Wildlife 2010. Teeming up with BBC Wildlife magazine offers the opportunity for just this, through their newly launched competition.

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Snippets

Chameleon Club & Early Booking Offer Don’t forget that you can now save money on all your holidays booked within our groups and if you book before 24th December 2008 you can save an extra £50 per person. Click here to find out more...

Galapagos Bicentennial Celebrations Thank you to everyone who joined us for this event last week. The turn out was tremendous and somewhat cosy! Pierre Thomas gave a masterful and entertaining presentation. Spirits were warmed further by ‘Espiritu del Ecuador’ and £192.10 was raised for The Galapagos Conservation Trust.

Rainforests, Reptiles and Popular Primates Forget Tarzan – Nick Garbutt is the king of the jungle! We have extracted him especially to talk about his adventures and show some amazing photos. Join us on the 16th January 2009 - Click here to find out more...