People are being offered the opportunity to study two of the world's most famous big cats this autumn together with Biosphere Expeditions – the award winning, non profit making conservation specialists.
The conservation expedition is to the Atlantic rainforests of Brazil to study jaguars and pumas in their natural habitat. You will be part of a small international group, which will include a scientist and an expedition leader.
You will be undertaking research in this previously unstudied area, gathering key information vital for the protection of this highly endangered habitat and its resident species. There will be walking along jungle paths and travel by canoe as you look for tracks, kills and the animals themselves by setting camera traps.
Dates for the Brazil expeditions are 26 October- 7 November and 9-21 November and the cost is £1090 per person excluding travel to and from Brazil.
For more information please visit www.biosphere-expeditions.org or telephone 0870 4460801.
About Biosphere
Biosphere was founded in 1999 by Dr Matthias Hammer and is committed to running real wildlife conservation research expeditions to all corners of the Earth. Its projects are not tours, photographic excursions but genuine research expeditions and voluntourism projects. Biosphere promotes sustainable conservation and preservation of the planet's wildlife by forging alliances between scientists and the public. Expeditions start at one week, making them accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds.
