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With trips featuring big cats, elephants, whales, rhinos, apes and bears, there should be something in this month's e-news that catches your eye. Our new trips for 2011 cover wildlife photography, hands-on conservation projects and family adventures, exploring both beach and savannah. We have also laid on a new departure for Brazil, where our partner in the Pantanal is still animated about the exceptional jaguar sightings last season. The news that BA are starting a direct service to Buenos Aires should be a boost for our Patagonia wildlife tour. There are also excellent special offers to join orangutan researchers in Borneo and migrating polar bears in Churchill. Jarrod Kyte |
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New trip - Wild Dog Photographic Safari The Wild Dog is Africa's most enigmatic predator and is an irresistible lure for wildlife photographers. The sightings of wild dogs around Sosian Lodge in the last few years have been extraordinary, so we are excited to be offering 6 days based at Sosian on the Laikipia Plateau, photographing wild dogs under the guidance of professional photographer John Wright.
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New trip - Elephant Collaring Project
This is an exceptional opportunity to join an elephant collaring project in Tanzania's Saadani National Park. You will accompany the helicopter crew scanning the reserve looking for suitable elephants to dart and collar and also join the ground team, tracking elephants, calling in their GPS coordinates and helping to fit collars. |
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Jaguars and Amazon Wildlife Tour
The Pantanal is the best place in the world to see jaguars and with demand so great we have added a new departure date for our popular Jaguars & Amazon Wildlife Tour, departing in November. Explore three distinct wilderness areas of Central Brazil looking for jaguars, capybaras, Giant Anteaters, Giant Otters and Harpy Eagles by boat, on foot and by vehicle. |
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Patagonia Wildlife Encounters
The launch of British Airways' non-stop flight to Buenos Aires next month means it is now even easier to enjoy Argentina's varied wildlife. In Patagonia the landscape is wild and untouched and the wildlife is remarkably diverse. Condors, Right Whales, penguins and Guanacos all call this beautiful yet hostile environment home. |
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Game Ranger
This adventurous, hands-on safari in Kruger National Park allows you to follow in the footsteps of a professional game ranger and gain a unique insight into the African wilderness. From tracking Rhinos on foot and observing animal behaviour, to spoor identification and bush survival skills, this tour is designed for those who want to see wildlife from a new perspective. |
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Orangutan Conservation Tour
Staying in a friendly and comfortable eco-lodge, this tour goes behind the scenes of orangutan conservation as you join staff from the Orangutan Foundation UK. By visiting areas of the Borneo rainforest made accessible exclusively to Steppes Discovery, our encounters with orangutans are peaceful, unrushed and poignant. Special offer now available. |
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More conservation tours
Amazon | Argentina | Belize | Borneo | Botswana | Brazil Canadian Arctic | China
| Congo | Indonesia | Madagascar Namibia | Nepal | Panama | South Africa | Sweden |
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Our Classic Polar Bear tour is led by wildlife experts who work closely with polar bear researchers from the WWF. There is currently a special offer of £700 off per person, reducing the cost of the trip to £2,280 (plus Churchill flights) on selected dates, if booked by the end of February. |
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Madagascar: Land of the Lemur
If you've been enjoying Wild Madagascar on BBC2 then now might be a good time to consider visiting the world's oldest and most remarkable island. Led by local wildlife experts our Land of the Lemur group tours explore a range of habitats in search of Indri, lemur, fish eagles, chameleons and frogs. Trips are running in May, August and September and by booking on this trip contributions are made towards the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust. |
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A rather unusual event occured on 3rd February. A female Gorilla gave birth to twins in Rwanda, a very rare occurence for gorillas... |
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Family adventure
Visit Funzi Island in the Indian Ocean and witness the migration in the Masai Mara on our new family group holiday to Kenya this autumn. |
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