COSTA RICA WILD

Enjoy a glimpse into Costa Rica's wilder side. No where else on earth are so many habitats squeezed into such a tiny country. As the world's most bio-diverse country, Costa Rica boasts approximately 505,000 species of wildlife -- hundreds of which reside nowhere else on the planet. From quirky mammals, fascinating birds and colorful amphibians to deadly reptiles and exotic flora -- it's all there. Costa Rica also provides a rare place for critically endangered species to thrive -- protected and free to mate, raise young and live free.

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GALAPAGOS

Walk in the footsteps of Charles Darwin on his Galapagos Islands. Through a wildlife photographic adventure; learn about “Natural Selection” and the “Theory of Evolution”. Today, the islands that inspired Charles Darwin are recognized as a treasure for all humanity. Ninety-five percent of the species that lived there, when humans first arrived, still exist. The Galapagos remains a rare, unspoiled place on our planet. It is within our power to keep it that way. This book is dedicated to the unique wildlife of the Galapagos.

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ZIMBABWE

Zimbabwe offers the “real thing”, like nowhere else on the African Continent. The country of Zimbabwe alone offers the opportunity to freely leave your vehicle, accompanied by a professional guide, and become part of the wildlife scene within its national parks. Mana Pools National Park along the Zambezi River is a magical place; where humans are the rarity and the wildlife rules in unbelievable abundance. This book is dedicated to the wildlife of a very special African “Garden of Eden”.

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PANTANAL

The heart and soul of the Pantanal is water. As the largest wetland in the world, it covers up to 75,000 square miles in west-central Brazil. In spectacular array – the wildlife of the Pantanal is more densely populated and varied than even the Amazon Region. Just 50 years ago, Pantanal wildlife was gluttonously exploited. Magnificent fur, skin and feathers were “cash crops” supplying the greedy demands of both the fashion industry and pet trade. This book pays special tribute to the creatures most endangered and now struggling to rebound in this very special place on earth.

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