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| 04 December 2008 - | Citadel discovered in Peru!
A team of archaeologists on Tuesday announced they had discovered a fortified citadel in the remote Amazonian rainforest of northeast Peru that appears to be from the pre-Inca era. Skip related content
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| 03 December 2008 - | Julians Wild Tigers
Julian Matthews, founder of Discovery Initiatives talks about his inspiration behind setting up the company and the reasons for his pioneering Tour Operators for Tigers Campaign. |
| 03 December 2008 - | Mumbai Attack Update
The recent events in Mumbai are a major disaster for India and our thoughts are with the victims and their families during this difficult time.
Thankfully no Discovery Initiatives clients or colleagues were caught up in the attacks and we were able to |
| 03 December 2008 - | Article from SPOTLIGHT Magazine
When Uncle Norman has a lion in the bedroom and a hippopotamus in the garden, there is a fair chance you'll have a fascination with animals and protecting them. |
| 03 December 2008 - | Bonobo's in Parliament
Last Wednesday, I found myself alongside the great and the good of Bonobo conservation having been invited to the inaugural Badham-Evans Award for Women???s Commitment to Wildlife from the Twycross Zoo, held in the House of Lords.
Claudine Andre was hon |
| 21 November 2008 - | Events in the Congo
As tragic as the problems being reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo are, the safety and security of our clients on any of our tours is paramount. Given our long standing presence in the area and the advice from our close network of contacts in th |
| 23 October 2008 - | Can India Learn From African Wildlife Tourism
When I heard in November last year that Richard Leakey was now calling for private management of Kenya's National Parks I was astounded |
| 20 October 2008 - | Our Primate Tour Leader Honoured.
We always know our guides are the best in the business - and now it's been confirmed! Julia Lloyd, who leads many of our primate tours to Uganda and Rwanda has recently been awarded the Alison Jolly Prize for the Best Contribution in Primate Conservation. |
| 19 August 2008 - | Clients love our tours!
"We returned back home yesterday from the more than fantastic trip to South Africa and Botswana. We enjoyed ourselves tremendously." |
| 15 August 2008 - | On Location - Dawn in Galapagos
"Three days into the trip and I had already seen both land and marine iguanas, blue-footed boobies, sally lightfoot crabs, frigate birds, waved albatross and I had stepped over seals basking in the sun ??? this is the Galapagos" |
| 15 August 2008 - | On Location - Mandy in Jersey with Durrell
"I'm in a tropical rainforest, in complete silence except for the hypnotic sound of the ocean lapping against the shore. I'm stumbling over tree roots and being engulfed by sticky spider webs..." |
| 16 July 2008 - | Takin Alive
I had come to Changqing Nature Reserve in Shaanxi province of central China after an invitation to investigate the opportunities for setting up some new nature tours in this region, with a good chance of seeing wild Pandas. |
| 30 June 2008 - | Newsletter Winter and Spring 2008
Read about Our Botswana Elephant and Leopard study tour. New trips for 2008,our conservation partners and stories and the full range of our 2008 trips. |
| 08 January 2008 - | Polar Bear Necessities
Louise Murray, an Arctic expert gives us the harsh facts on thinning ice. |