White storks in La Janda, Spain. Photo by Javier Elorriaga, Birding the Strait.
Blue Sky Wildlife, a unique wildlife tours and ecotourism holidays listing website, launched in collaboration with Tim Appleton MBE, co-founder of Birdfair, is celebrating its first anniversary since being launched on February 1, 2016.
This evolving website offers something for all lovers of nature and wildlife. It has 60 established and award-winning wildlife tour operators and companies already listed. These offer more than 300 unique wildlife tours and 33 worldwide destinations.
Chestnut-eared aracari in Colombia. Photo by Luis Uruena, Manakin Nature Tours.
Blue Sky Wildlife makes it easy to get in touch with specialist wildlife tour operators and companies directly by phone, email, inquiry form, Skype or WhatsApp. Each wildlife listing presents its top five wildlife tours, with the capacity to download tour itineraries directly from the site. The website has more than 1,200 wildlife species listed, which allows those working from a “bucket list” to find the right tour operator easily. Type in a species name in the Keyword Search tool and up pops a list of tour operators who could show you that desired species. For example, you could potentially see a little bustard with five different companies listed on the website.
The bearded vulture, aka lammergeier. Photo by Steve West, Birding in Spain.
“With exchange rates moving in the wrong direction for some countries, birders and nature lovers are seeking alternative ways to book their next holiday to ensure they secure the keenest pricing. Visitors can easily book directly and commission free with wildlife specialists, ranging from birding day trips in Spain for 55 euros to an eleven-day Ugandan wildlife safaris from $4,500,” said Chris Larsen from Blue Sky Wildlife.
Blue Sky Wildlife is committed to sustainable ecotourism and is recognized as a Birdlife Species Champion supporting Birdlife International’s Preventing Extinctions program.
Atlantic puffins. Photo by Brydon Thomason, Shetland Nature.
For more information visit https://www.blueskywildlife.com/ .
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