THE PANTANAL

The Pantanal is located in the heart of South America in the states of Mato Grosso and  Mato Grosso do Sul in Brazil.  The Pantanal is the largest wetland area in the world, surrounded by Cerrado and Chaco biomes and the Amazon biome to the north.  This Pantanal is severely threatened by climate change and habitat destruction from the cattle and  agricultural industries intent on burning and clearing the natural habitat that is critical for the Pantanal's survival.

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NORTHERN PERU is home to amazing endemic hummingbird species, including the Marvelous Spatulatail - who lives in a tiny hillside forest in the Utcubamba River valley. This and many other amazing flora and fauna are highly endangered due to deforestation of precious primary forests and climate change.

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 CHAPADA DOS GUIMARÃES

The beauty of the scenic plateaus and waterfalls of Chapada dos Guimarães is stunning.  This transition area has a mix of tropical and cerrado biomes, sharing some of the same wildlife that is seen in the Pantanal, with the addition of macaws mot-mots and other tropical birds that make tis a paradise destination. 

These plateaus are home to the source waters of the Pantanal and climate change is causing less rain, drier seasons with increased danger of wildfires.

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THE GOLDEN ION TAMARIN, is a beautiful yet endangered primate that lives only in a section of the Atlantic Rain Forest just north of Rio de Janeiro.
The tour is customizable, and is specifically designed to give 2 - 3 full days photographing these wonderful primates in their protected, natural habitat.​

The Atlantic Rainforest is an intensely rich biome along the Atlantic Coastal area of Brazil. This biome has unique biodiversity with many gorgeous endemic birds
This tour are has been specifically designed to photograph the stunning and rare jewels of the Atlantic Rain Forest.

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