Uakari Lodge started a participative primate monitoring on trails – and visitors now actively collaborate to science and conservation at Mamirauá Reserve. Some days ago we have published, on Facebook and Instagram, the image above. it shows the red howler monkeys screaming, as they usually do. The reaction from past visitors was amazing – lots of them came with nice memories on the sounds those cute monkeys do. They can scream and they can scream LOUD! They are particularly a

A recent study developed by Booking.com shows travellers are more aware of their impacts in destinations and should take sustainability as a key factor when going on holidays Staff at Uakari Floating Lodge. Nearly all the team at the lodge is formed by locals from Mamirauá Reserve. If travelling more sustainably is important for you, do not feel alone: a recent study by Booking.com reveals the aspects of sustainable development in the travel and tourism industry. That is not

Seven days at Mamirauá Reserve – dozens of animal photographs! Biguatinga – Snakebird (Anhinga anhinga) Our dear guest Douglas Allchin, from Minnesota, USA has spent 7 days with us in 2018 and photographed many of the animals he has seen while at Mamirauá Reserve – and the result is impressive! There are so many pictures of the most diverse species that Douglas ended up building an online book for the experience – and we share some of the images here 🙂 If you want to explore