Wildlife and Nature

Crees foundation are carrying out a long-term study on the impact of human disturbance to blue-headed macaws and other species of birds in the Amazon.

Have you heard the tale of Lake Titicaca being the birthplace of the Inca civilisation, if not, read on…

Panama has justifiably been dominating our headlines, due to the celebration of the centenary of the Panama Canal which took place on 15th August 2014 – if you want to be a part of the hype take a look at our new Panama Canal Wildlife Tour.

Former Journey Latin America tour leader Karen Ward explores the Amazon.

Take a look at our list of weird – you’ve probably not even heard of – wildlife in Latin America.

Dr Peter Gasson, a botanist at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, discovers that Rio de Janeiro is not only a vibrant city in a spectacular setting; it is also home to more than its fair share of wildlife.

Writer John Gimlette explores Brazil’s wildlife-filled wetland region, the Pantanal.

The Pantanal wetlands cover an area almost the size of the British Isles and offers better wildlife opportunities than the Amazon. Writer and photographer Alex Bellos discovers them.

Guyana resident Kirk Smock on the cornucopia of birdlife to be found in his homeland.