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2 de set. de 2020
3 min

🇬🇧 The naturalist guide in the field: The enchanted Pink-river dolphins

Visitors to Uakari Lodge are always impressed by the amount of dolphins that can be seen at Mamirauá Reserve! This series would be...

24 de ago. de 2020
2 min

🇬🇧 The Naturalist Guide in the Field: Wattled curassow – the rare and threatened bird that h

It is on Uakari Lodge surroundings that the largest population of this species is found – which is endagered A loud and long whistle...

4 de ago. de 2020
2 min

🇬🇧 The Naturalist Guide in the field: Community conservation of turtles and birds at Mamirauá Rese

Volunteer Environmental Agents guide us through this incredible experience at Uakari Lodge Conservation of turtles at Tapiira community...

7 de jul. de 2020
3 min

🇬🇧 The Naturalist Guide in the Field: Arapaima – the big fish and its wonderful peculiaritie

The Arapaima is the largest freshwater scales fish in the world, reaching 3 meters in length and weighing 200 kg In Portuguese, the name...

22 de jun. de 2020
2 min

🇬🇧 The naturalist guide in the field: The colourful and ingenious Woodpeckers

There are are 59 species of woodpeckers in Brazil, 11 of which are at Mamirauá Reserve. Spot-breasted woodpecker (Colaptes punctigula)...

3 de jun. de 2020
2 min

🇬🇧 The Naturalist Guide in the field: Hoatzin – a prehistoric bird among us

One of the most seen birds at Mamirauá Reserve, hoatzins have fingers with claws on their wings as young and have digestion similar to...

25 de mai. de 2020
2 min

🇬🇧 The Naturalist Guide in the Field: the lovable (and slow) sloths

This is one of those animals that visitors at Uakari Lodge always ask if it is easy to spot. The answer is: yes, thanks to our local...

7 de mai. de 2020
2 min

🇬🇧 The Naturalist Guide in the field: About macaws, parakeets and parrots 🦜🦜🦜

Whether by their size, exuberant colours, or intelligence, the birds of the Psittacidae family – macaws, parakeets and parrots – are...

30 de abr. de 2020
2 min

🇬🇧 The Naturalist Guide in the field: notes on alligators at Mamirauá Reserve

Alligators at Mamirauá Reserve can reach over 5 meters in length – and are easily seen around We are striving to continue taking the...

6 de abr. de 2020
1 min

Let the Amazon flood your living room: Sounds of Mamirauá

Uakari Lodge has a present for you and your family during these challenging times of social isolation. Do you want to be somewhere else?...

12 de mar. de 2020
3 min

🇬🇧 8 facts about COVID-19 and travel in 2020

Uakari Lodge is here to bring you the facts around the new coronavirus – and with that, show you there is no reason to cancel your travel...

24 de jan. de 2020
2 min

🇬🇧 The scary (but absolutely harmless) red howler monkey at Mamirauá Reserve

Uakari Lodge started a participative primate monitoring on trails – and visitors now actively collaborate to science and conservation at...

12 de dez. de 2019
2 min

🇬🇧 Things 2019 has taught us about tourism and conservation in the Amazon

Uakari Lodge many reasons to celebrate 2019 – but the climate crisis shows we have to do more It has been an intense year at Uakari...

4 de dez. de 2019
2 min

🇬🇧 The new Uakari Lodge YouTube Channel!

The original video productions bring the peaceful atmosphere our guests feel at Mamirauá Reserve. It has been a while since we decided it...

21 de out. de 2019
2 min

🇬🇧 Uakari Lodge becomes a school for a week

Mamirauá Institute brings new tourism initiatives from across the Amazon to learn more about Uakari Lodge’s experience in promoting...

3 de out. de 2019
2 min

🇬🇧 It is our anniversary! And we celebrate with some of our oldest photographs 📸

Uakari Lodge is celebrating 21 years of operation October is when we celebrate our anniversary. It has been 21 years since we hosted our...

18 de set. de 2019
2 min

🇬🇧 12 images that show Mamirauá Reserve is the photographers’ must-go destination in the Ama

We selected 12 photographers that show it is worth bringing your camera to Uakari Lodge and Mamirauá Reserve Landscapes, wildlife,...

10 de set. de 2019
2 min

🇬🇧 Why Uakari Lodge’s new “In the Footsteps of Henry Bates” is the brand-new way to visit the Amaz

Travelling is experiencing; and now coming to the Amazon is travelling back to the 19th century. As many of you know Uakari Lodge was...

30 de ago. de 2019
2 min

🇬🇧 The Amazon is made of people

Photographer Sherolin Santos has recently visited us and her pictures remind us all that, ahead of all the recent Amazon fires, locals...

13 de ago. de 2019
3 min

🇬🇧 How does Uakari Lodge float?

The entire Uakari Lodge structure floats peacefully on the Mamirauá Reserve Waters. How is that possible? The impressive structure of...

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