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Bison Feast photo report
As promised, here is a photo report from last weeks Bison Feast trips. Marcus from Greenpeace joined Mike and myself in the Białowieża and Knyszyn Forests and surrounding fields. Marcus takes magnificent photographs. He has amazing feeling of light and composition. (more…)
Spring or Winter? Bison!
Let’s talk wildlife (or weather 
. Winter’s in bloom but spring is slowly coming. I’ve heard of the first Cranes showing up even though it’s been snowing every day for about a week now! I’m pretty content about it as next week we go on a few days photography tour with Mike (yes, the one who took these many great photos on this website). We’ll be chasing Bison and Deer, (more…)
Elk Moousse and Wolf Chase reports
In the first week of February we had our first elking and wolfing trips run in the Biebrza for Naturetrek and for Biebrza Eco-Travel. We had some fantastic weather and great photography opportunities. Over 20 Elks seen in 2 days and loads of wolves tracks. Here are a few pics of these trips, enjoy! (more…)
Trip comment form added
I’ve been trying to make your (and my life easier. You can now leave your comments using the form in the bottom of every trip page in our offer. (more…)
What’s new
Yes, it’s been a while since the last post and we’ve been so busy that Konrad had to remind me to write to you We’ve been getting the pages together so now you can enjoy the resources tables in full bloom here ». The first accommodation owners and local guides started adding their data. (more…)