Research stations and private reserves offering unparalleled access to the planet’s most important remaining wild areas. Camp, lodges, ranger outposts, biostations and more.
KALAMOS ISLAND BIOLOGICAL STATION Stay in the heart of the Ionian Archipelago Marine Protected Zone and an area considered by Birdlife International to be one the most important for migratory and threatened bird species in Greece–deserving of formal protection. Book your tour WILD GREECE Situated on one of the Ionian’s
Camaquiri Conservation Initiative Field station Los Guardianes Wildlife Refuge, located on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, is a privately-owned sanctuary encompassing over 548 hectares of rare coastal rainforest. The refuge is situated between the indigenous reserve of Kekoeldi and the Gandocca Manzanillo Biological Refuge. This biodiverse habitat is home
Caiman House Field Station Caiman House Field Station is located in Guyana’s Rupununi Wetlands, a globally important freshwater habitat home to more than 450 species of fish, which in turn support populations of endangered Black Caimans, Giant River Otters, Giant River Turtles and recovering populations of Arapaima (the largest freshwater
Cacao Biological Station The Cacao Biological Station is also part of the Guanacaste Conservation Area, but it is much more difficult to access. It is an upper elevation site (1000 masl) conserving very fragile Talamancan Montane Forest habitat that requires special permission to visit. Once at the station, you can
Broome Bird Observatory The Broome Bird Observatory was founded in 1988 by scientists who recognized the importance of Roebuck Bay in Western Australia as a migratory shorebird area —one of the most important in the world. Since then, Broome has become an important research and education facility and, luckily for
Cana Field Station Cana Field Station is located in Panama’s portion of Darién National Park, the 570,000-hectare protected area separating Colombia and Panama at the continental divide. It forms part of the largest protected area in Panama and one of the largest and most valuable protected zones in all of
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