biotope

                   China, the Tibetan plateau, April 2017   Snow Leopards are among the most rare and least seen mammals in the worl...

An essay on flare versus function The world of birding is a bit of a paradox. Birdwatching or birding is a wildly popular hobby that a...

Biotope recently made another visit to northern Iceland. For the past two years we have made repeated trips to this amazing birding des...

Aerial view of the Kostuanoy Cape, our basecamp on the russian tundra The Nenets State Nature Reserve is a vast tundra and wetland ...

"Varanger is the world´s most easily accessible Arctic birding destination. In Varanger, Arctic Norway,  you can experience the nort...

 Harlequin Duck,  Blönduós May 2016 Nature destination development: Northwest Iceland Iceland delivers some of the coolest bi...

Hawk Owl about to strike In the Pasvik taiga forest the arctic bird festival Gullfest turned into an Owlfest! The Pasvik section of G...

King Eiders in Vardø harbour during Gullfest, March 2016 Gullfest 2016 was another successfull arctic birding festival. This year we cel...

The fifth arctic birding festival in Varanger is on! 17-22nd of March 2016 we celebrate the amazing bird life of the worlds coolest arctic b...

Incoming Steller´s Eiders in Kiberg harbour. Photographed from water level, dressed in a drysuit, swimming in the harbour. The Steller´...