Destinations

Nine regions.
One map.

Where the work is made, when to be there, and the particular problem each place sets you. Select a marker to open the region.

Great Rift & Savanna

Africa

The last place on earth where large-mammal migration still runs at full scale.

Jun – Oct (dry), Jan – Mar (calving)

Central Highlands & Himalaya

Dense forest, difficult light, and the highest concentration of wild tigers on earth.

Nov – Jun (parks), Feb – Mar (high altitude)

High Latitude & Sea Ice

A landscape with almost no colour, which is exactly the point.

Mar – Apr (light returns), Jun – Aug (ice edge)

Neotropical Lowland Forest

Two percent of the light reaches the floor. Plan accordingly.

Jun – Nov (low water)

Southern Ocean & Peninsula

The largest wilderness left, and the least inhabited by us.

Nov – Feb

Boreal, Montane & Monsoon

From Siberian snow forest to Bornean peat swamp in a single continent.

Varies — Jan – Mar (snow), May – Sep (forest)

Rockies, Coast & Tundra

The continent where predator reintroduction became a measurable experiment.

Sep – Oct (rut), Jan – Feb (snow), Jul – Aug (coastal salmon)

Boreal Forest & Northern Coast

A rewilding continent — the wolves and bears came back on their own.

May – Aug (hides), Dec – Feb (winter coast)

Reef, Outback & Wet Tropics

An island continent that ran a separate evolutionary experiment.

May – Oct (dry), Nov – Feb (turtle nesting)