Peru

Peru is the fifth most biodiverse country in the world, with Amazonian, Andean and rich marine ecosystems.

Second largest swath of the Amazonian bioregion after Brazil’s, covering around 60 percent of the country’s total land area.
Wonderful Andean and montane forest and grassland birdwatching
Many national parks, private reserves and biological research stations throughout the country.

Crees Manu Field Station and Romero Rainforest Lodge

Alex G

Since 2015 I have been a freelance writer and wildlife photographer, working out of some of the planet's most spectacular wildlife and nature travel destinations--from the Amazon to Raja Ampat--diving, snorkelling, fieldherping, birding and photographing my way around the world. I'm also the author of "The Nature Traveller's Handbook: 150 Research Stations and Private Reserves to Visit Before You Die."

Peru

Crees Manu Field Station and Romero Rainforest Lodge

Alex G

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