A sun blessed morning for the first time in days, and we are able to observe and photograph a viscacha mother with a sizeable youngster still demandin...

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Today it is goodbye to James Aparicio and Fernando Guerra from the Bolivian Fauna Collection who both return to La Paz as our team is reduced to seven...

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Fernando Guerra has one last day here to try and add to the butterfly list. He has already registered 39 species at this site and incredibly 21 are ne...

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Today another new rodent record for the park, the twelfth on this trip – this time it is the chinchillula (Chinchillula sahamae) that is not rec...

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A day of surprises both welcome and unwelcome! The day starts with a bang as the second car to Keara has an extraordinarily broad daylight encounter w...

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Today is a cold day and as the weather draws in an opportunity for a quick team photo in the early Puina evening. Two of the team leave for La Paz&nbs...

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Every morning we observe the llamas & alpacas of Puina as they leave their corrales and take a dust bath before heading out to graze for the day. ...

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The inappropriately named tree iguana (Liolaemus sp.) is found by herpetologist James Aparicio living at around 4,600 meters above sea level among roc...

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As the ichthyologist and aquatic vertebrate team leaves, we are joined by three more Identidad Madidi experts: herpetologist James Aparicio and entomo...

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Today many of the team focused on the threatened queñua (Polylepis spp) forests of the Puina valley. The highest forests of the Andes reaching ...

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