Since Easter Sunday’s devastating bombings we have been receiving telephone calls and emails from Naturetrek customers concerned about our partners, naturalists and staff in Sri Lanka, with whom many of us have travelled over the years. We are very relieved to be able to confirm that all of them, and their families, are safe and unharmed, despite reporting to us the on-going fear that continues to grip the people of Sri Lanka in the aftermath of these appalling terror attacks.

Read about highlights from recent tours to The Gambia, Borneo, Nepal, Sri Lanka, France, Poland, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Morocco …

We are pleased to invite you to join us at Cley Marshes Nature Reserve on Wednesday 1st May where some of our experienced wildlife experts will be presenting a selection of wildlife travel presentations throughout the day. They will also be on hand to chat to you, over complimentary tea and coffee, about your forthcoming travel plans, as well as lead two guided walks around the reserve during the course of the day.

Staff at the Naturetrek office recently carried out a small mammal survey in the nearby woodlands of the Chawton House estate. Our field site consisted of 7.5 acres of ancient woodland surrounded by agricultural fields and grazing pasture. These creatures are important indicator species for the health of an ecosystem, supporting many other species, such as birds of prey, especially Barn Owls.

The Sonoran Desert in Arizona is a land of opportunity, full of hidden wildlife gems, which are the focus of this brand new tour…