Ellesmere Island, Canada expedition - April 7 - April 25, 2025 - fully booked!
This trip has a very specific goal, to find and photograph the white Arctic Wolves who live on this island but we may also find other arctic wildlife such as Polar Bears, Musk Ox, Arctic hares, Arctic Fox’s, Prairie caribou, Seals, Lemmings, Snowy owls, Rock ptarmigans and more. The Arctic Wolves of Ellesmere Island have been professionally photographed by no more than 40 people in the history. The estimate is that there are only about 200 wolves living on Ellesmere Island, the tenth largest island in the world, slightly smaller than Great Britain. We will be heading to the north west side of the Island where some of the wolves packs are completely naive to the presence of people since they have never been persecuted or encountered by man.
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Pallas’s cat kittens in Mongolia - July 1 - July 10, 2025
This trip is very much an adventure as we visit the vast open wilderness of Mongolia in search of it’s elusive small wild cat.
At that time of the year we will be looking for kittens emerging from their dens among the rocks and starting to explore their world while waiting for their mother to return from her hunt.
The kittens are very fun to watch, as they begin to follow their instincts and attempt to playfully catch anything that moves. At this age it is possible to observe and photograph interactions between the kittens, and with their mother - something that is very difficult to witness at other times of the year. It is also possible to watch Corsac fox kits, Steppe polecat, Mongolian gazelle and various birds
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Wild Indonesia - Javan Rhino and Sumatran orangutan expedition - August 1 - August 16, 2025 - 1 spot available
This tour is a specialist expedition style trip which focuses on the rarest large mammal in the world - the Javan Rhino.
The latest report by WWF states that as of 2023, there are only about 45 Javan Rhino left in the wild and none in captivity!
These very elusive animals were seen in the wild by no more than 50 people in modern history!
My Javan Rhino Expedition is limited to 4 people (including myself) in total due to the strict permit regulations we have to abide by to get into the core area of Ujong Kulon National Park, the last stronghold of the species.
This unique trip is one of the first to take a small group on an expedition style into the park in search of the Javan rhino. Please realise that seeing a rhino is far fro guaranteed but I believe that we are starting something special here and it can help to save the species from going extinct.
In the The second part of the trip we will fly to Gunung Leuser National Park in Sumatra, home to the largest population of wild Sumatran orangutans remaining in the world.
We will be looking for completely wild Sumatran orangutans, a different experience from seeing semi-wild orangutans near feeding stations like in a few other locations in Indonesia.
This forest is also home to Sumatran tigers, Sunda clouded leopard, Sunda leopard cats, Asiatic elephants, Sumatran rhinos, saimangs and sambar deer, however most of these species are very elusive here. We will however have a good chance of seeing wild orangutans, Thomas’s langur, white-handed gibbons, long-tailed macaques, southern pig-tailed macaques as well as a variety of birds, reptiles and insects.
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The Coastal Sea Wolves of British Columbia - September 28 - October 6, 2025 - Fully Booked.
Join me on a challenging expedition in search of the rare and elusive coastal Wolves of British Columbia.
Coastal wolves can only be found in southwestern Alaska and west of the Coast Mountain Range, which separates coastal from interior areas of British Columbia. In BC, this includes the Great Bear Rainforest, many islands and archipelagos in the Salish Sea (including Vancouver Island), and along BC’s coast.
Coastal wolves’ biology and ecology includes a unique diet heavily influenced by marine resources, distinct behaviours such as swimming in the open ocean between landmasses, and morphological differences to their interior conspecifics, such as darker pelage, smaller size, and distinct cranial and dental morphology. Coastal wolves are fast, powerful swimmers who often paddle miles between islands in search of food. This trip is geared towards serious wildlife photographers who understand they are pursing a highly elusive animal Contact me for more details.
Canada Lynx workshop - Northern BC, Canada - February 1 - 10, 2026 - small group of 4 photographers only.
Join me and Brandon Broderick on an unforgettable wildlife photography workshop in the remote wilderness of northern British Columbia. This exclusive, small-group tour offers a rare opportunity to photograph the elusive Canada Lynx, along with other incredible wildlife such as moose, wolves, deer, caribou, bison, foxes, and owls..
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Wild Giant Panda and Sichuan wildlife winter Tour - March 1 - March 16, 2026 - now booking, a small group of 5 photographers only!
When people think of China they rarely think of wildlife and in particular mammal watching and if they do think of Chinese animals that inevitably think of giant pandas. This one species is so iconic and so famous around the world that it is hard to imagine them as wild animals that live a life completely removed from people, but in recent years more and more giant pandas are living wild lives away from the disturbance of people.
Giant Pandas are very difficult to see in the wild, %99.9 of the images of Giant pandas were not actually taken in the wild but in breeding centers in captive conditions, most people are not aware if it.
During this special trip we will take on the challenge of photographing a truly wild Giant Panda!
However this specialist wildlife tour of Sichuan doesn’t just focus on Giant Pandas, In addition, we will dedicate several days to photographing other unique animals such as Golden Snub-nosed monkey, Red Pandas, Sichuan Takin, and a variety of unique birds such as White-eared Pheasant, Blood pheasant, Lady Amherst's Pheasant, Chinese Monal and more. Contact me for more details.
Ellesmere Island, Canada expedition - April 20 - May 7, 2026 - Fully booked!
This trip has a very specific goal, to find and photograph the white Arctic Wolves who live on this island but we may also find other arctic wildlife such as Polar Bears, Musk Ox, Arctic hares, Arctic Fox’s, Prairie caribou, Seals, Lemmings, Snowy owls, Rock ptarmigans and more. The Arctic Wolves of Ellesmere Island have been professionally photographed by no more than 40 people in the history. The estimate is that there are only about 200 wolves living on Ellesmere Island, the tenth largest island in the world, slightly smaller than Great Britain. We will be heading to the north west side of the Island where some of the wolves packs are completely naive to the presence of people since they have never been persecuted or encountered by man.
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Indochinese Clouded Leopard expedition, Nepal - October 16-29, 2026 - now booking, a small group of 5 photographers only!
For a very long time Indochinese clouded leopards were among the top of every wildlife enthusiasts wish lists, but for a long time the chances of seeing one were slim.
On this unique expedition our chief target is the elusive Indochinese Clouded Leopard, they are difficult to find and see, but we are going to have the best clouded leopard researchers in Nepal to take us to a special location to try and find this species.
In addition I have also hired the serviced of Mike Gordon, the dedicated and passionate wildlife spotter and guide from Sabah, made famous for his numerous sightings of Sunda clouded leopards. Possibly no one in the world understands this species better than Mike.
Alongside the clouded leopard we have many other species which can be seen including yellow-throated marten, yellow-bellied weasel, Himalayan red pandas, Himalayan serow, brown goral, Himalayan musk deer, Nepal grey langur and many more specialist species. Contact me for more details.
China Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau photography expedition - January 22 - February 2, 2027 - now booking, a small group of 5 photographers only!
The Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau is a unique physical geographical unit, rich in habitat types and species, and a hot spot in biodiversity and global environmental change research. Unique fauna evolves on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. Among these wild animals are the endemic hoofed animals.
Target Endemic Mammal Species: Snow Leopard, Pallas’ Cat, Lynx, Tibetan Fox, Red Fox, Tibetan Wolf, Wild Yak, Tibetan Antelope, Tibetan Gazelle, Przewalski’s Gazelle, Kiang, Blue Sheep, Red Deer, Himalayan Pica and more. Contact me for more details.
Ellesmere Island, Canada expedition - March 15 - March 30 2027 - now booking, a small group of 4 photographers only!
This trip has a very specific goal, to find and photograph the white Arctic Wolves who live on this island but we may also find other arctic wildlife such as Polar Bears, Musk Ox, Arctic hares, Arctic Fox’s, Prairie caribou, Seals, Lemmings, Snowy owls, Rock ptarmigans and more. The Arctic Wolves of Ellesmere Island have been professionally photographed by no more than 40 people in the history. The estimate is that there are only about 200 wolves living on Ellesmere Island, the tenth largest island in the world, slightly smaller than Great Britain. We will be heading to the north west side of the Island where some of the wolves packs are completely naive to the presence of people since they have never been persecuted or encountered by man.
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Russia’s far east big cats winter expedition - October 15 - October 29, 2027
Join me on a challenging expedition in search of the rare and elusive big wild cats of the Russian far east - the Amur Leopard and Amur Tiger.
We will be spending 14 days at the most remote corner of Primorye territory, in a location known for the highest density of these elusive big cats in the world.
The trip is planed for איקautumn season in the area and it is suitable for both traditional long lens photography from a hide and for camera trappers who would like to leave their cameras for a longer time in the field (maintenance of the camera traps throughout the year is possible).
The conditions of staying in this remote corner of the world are very basic.
No baiting will be used. Contact me for more details.
