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Jun 17, 20212 min read

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...

Feb 1, 20211 min read

🇬🇧 Help us help the communities in the Amazon

🔔 Uakari Lodge is focused on helping local Amazon communities during the pandemic As we prepare to host you safely from March 15th this...

Dec 28, 20202 min read

🇬🇧 A great year is coming at Mamirauá Reserve!

Complete renovation of our infrastructure, new website, new programs in operation … 2021 will be a great year for Uakari Lodge! We are...

Oct 1, 20203 min read

🇬🇧 Yellow-rumped cacique: the artisan and mimic bird from Mamirauá Reserve

These impressive birds can imitate the sounds of different species of animals, including the squirrel monkeys that live around Uakari...

Sep 16, 20202 min read

🇬🇧 Tucuxis: the Amazon acrobat river dolphins

Mamirauá Reserve is an important home and refuge for this beautiful species of dolphin In last week’s post I wrote on the famous pink...

Aug 13, 20203 min read

🇬🇧 The Naturalist Guide in the Field: Primate watching at Mamirauá Reserve

At Uakari Lodge we can observe five species of primates – among them the White uakari monkey, endemic to Mamirauá White uakari monkey...

Jul 20, 20203 min read

🇬🇧 The Naturalist Guide in the Field: Community Life at Mamirauá Reserve

For riverside dwellers who have a close relationship with the waters from an early age, canoeing is as natural as walking. Mamirauá...

Jun 30, 20203 min read

🇬🇧 The naturalist guide in the field: The jaguars at Mamirauá Reserve

Mamirauá jaguars live normally on trees during the flood season: they hunt, mate, rest, raise their cubs. This behavior only exists here!...