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🌿 Celebrating the Amazon Rainforest Day_Sept.05🌿Today, at  &  we celebrate the Amazon—a place of extraordinary biodivers...
06/09/2026

🌿 Celebrating the Amazon Rainforest Day_Sept.05🌿

Today, at & we celebrate the Amazon—a place of extraordinary biodiversity, breathtaking landscapes, and rich Amazonian cultures and traditions connected to the forest for generations. 🐆🦜🐒🌳

As a family-owned business, exploring the Amazon means much more to us than discovering wildlife. It is about connecting with nature and local cultures, sharing meaningful experiences, and supporting conservation.

We are proud to collaborate with local conservation initiatives, helping protect wildlife, restore ecosystems, and raise awareness about preserving the Amazon for future generations.

Explore with purpose. Travel with meaning. Help protect the Amazon. 💚

💚🤙 Come experience our Conservation Programs, Birdwatching, Family Expeditions, and Photography Workshops in the Peruvian Amazon — and discover what it feels like to be part of conservation in action.

🔗 Learn more through the link in bio or epicterraexpeditions.com/amazon-expeditions

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Camouflage is everything in the rainforest. 🐍 Walking through the forest distracted is simply not an option. A great wil...
31/08/2026

Camouflage is everything in the rainforest.
🐍 Walking through the forest distracted is simply not an option. A great wildlife guide and tracker makes all the difference. Trained eyes spot what most of us would easily miss.
🌳 Along the trail, Guido, our guide, suddenly spotted her: a magnificent ‘Lachesis muta’, the legendary Shushupe or Bushmaster. Growing over 3 meters (10 ft), it is the largest viper in the Americas and one of the world’s largest venomous snakes.
🐍 It had been a long time since I was lucky enough to encounter one. Keeping a safe distance and never disturbing her, I captured these images with a 100–500mm zoom.
🌳 In the Amazon, you never know what might be hiding in plain sight.

🌿 Travel beyond the ordinary. Join our Amazon Experiences, Family Adventures, and Conservation Photography Safaris and discover a rainforest where every trail brings new wildlife encounters and unforgettable moments.
🔗 Link in bio or explore our expeditions at https://epicterraexpeditions.com/peru-expeditions

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Guillermo Mendoza

29/08/2026

Meet Chicharrón!!!
💚 Just three months old, this little tapir (Tapirus terrestris) lost his mother to hunting and arrived at the Taricaya Rescue Center 🇵🇪weak, orphaned, and extremely vulnerable.
👏 Today, Taricaya’s veterinarians and volunteers care for him around the clock. He still needs special formula several times a day and sleeps safely under protection from predators.
🙏 A heartfelt thank you to MariAngela, veterinary student, and all the volunteers whose dedication gives rescued wildlife a second chance.
🌎 Sharing experiences like this with our guests is incredibly rewarding. It allows them to see firsthand the challenges wildlife faces because of hunting, trafficking, and human exploitation—and why conservation matters.
💚 Chicharrón’s story is still being written. We hope his next chapter will be back in the wild.
🌿 Join us and witness conservation in action.
🔗 Link in bio | epicterraexpeditions.com/amazon-expeditions

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Back in the wild at Lake Sandoval, Perú 🌿🐊🛶 Deep in the Tambopata National Reserve, our canoe glided quietly through one...
28/08/2026

Back in the wild at Lake Sandoval, Perú 🌿🐊

🛶 Deep in the Tambopata National Reserve, our canoe glided quietly through one of the Peruvian Amazon’s most spectacular oxbow lakes, until two powerful Black Caimans appeared along the shoreline, each measuring more than two meters!
🐊 Reaching up to 5 meters (16 feet), the Black Caiman (Melanosuchus niger) is the largest caiman in the Amazon. Once heavily hunted for its skin, this magnificent species is now protected.
💚 For me, there is something truly special and rewarding about sharing encounters like this with our guests. Seeing these apex predators in the wild helps us understand their vital role in the ecosystem, and why protecting the Amazon and its incredible biodiversity matters so much. 🌿
🌎 Join me on a carefully curated small- group expedition and experience the Peruvian Amazon beyond the ordinary, where adventure, wildlife, and conservation come together. 🐊✨
🔗 Link in Bio or https://epicterraexpeditions.com/peru-expeditions

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How inspiring when wonderful birdwatching hosts take the time to share their inner magic with us as artists and acclaime...
22/08/2026

How inspiring when wonderful birdwatching hosts take the time to share their inner magic with us as artists and acclaimed interior designers—grateful for the opportunity to share what we love most: our world, in a truly different and personalized way. ❤️🌿

This time, in the Amazon rainforest of the Las Piedras River Basin, Tambopata, Peru, they recorded 114 new bird species in just four days, adding to their list of the 619+ species reported in this private conservation area. 🐦🌳

It touches our hearts when our destinations become a source of inspiration to create art and raise awareness. Passion and knowledge in favor of conservation—that’s what moves us at .

A heartfelt thank you to our dear Susan of in Naples, FL, and Luigy , for this beautiful artistic gesture toward our staff. 🎨❤️

🌎 Join us on an adventure with purpose.
Nature • Photography • Birdwatching • Conservation • Family Trip

✈️ Book your 2026–2028 journey.
🔗 Link in bio | epicterraexpeditions.com/las-piedras-6-days



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📸 Happy International Photography Day | August 19Today I celebrate one of the greatest passions of my life: photography....
19/08/2026

📸 Happy International Photography Day | August 19

Today I celebrate one of the greatest passions of my life: photography.

After many years behind the camera, exploring, traveling, and connecting with nature, photography has taught me to observe, to wait, and above all, to tell stories and share the beauty of our planet. 🌿🦜🌎

Every image holds a moment, an emotion, and an experience that can last forever.

Today, I celebrate this special day from the heart of the Amazon rainforest, surrounded by the incredible nature and wildlife that continue to inspire my journey. 🌿🐒🦜

Thank you, photography, for all the journeys, lessons, friendships, and unforgettable moments.

Happy International Photography Day! 📸
Here’s to many more stories told through light.

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Michael Tweddle
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13/08/2026

🍀 It is a wonderful feeling when our programs go beyond simply showing guests incredible places and wildlife, and instead inspire them to become part of real conservation efforts.
🐒 What could be more meaningful than sharing authentic wildlife rescue and release experiences? It is heartbreaking to see a wild animal frightened and desperate inside a cage. But that story can change completely when we give that animal a second chance — returning it to its natural habitat, far from the threats caused by agricultural and urban expansion, as well as the illegal wildlife trade.

One of the most rewarding moments for us is seeing the genuine happiness and excitement on our guests’ faces when they personally experience what it means to give a wild animal a second chance. Those moments of joy, connection, and awareness are powerful reminders that protecting natural habitats and the wildlife that depends on them is not just important — it is a must.

This time, we had the privilege of sharing that experience with a wonderful and adventurous family from Ireland — Ciaran, Emma, Brody, and Carter. Their enthusiasm and sensitivity toward wildlife and conservation remind us that we are doing things the right way: creating meaningful travel experiences that educate, inspire, and connect people with nature.

Together, we had the opportunity to return a two-toed sloth to its natural habitat, thanks to the wildlife rescue and release program at Taricaya Eco Reserve in Tambopata, Peru.

This is what responsible ecotourism should be about: traveling with purpose, learning through real experiences, supporting conservation, and leaving a positive impact on the places and wildlife we are fortunate enough to visit.

🌿🦥 One animal. One second chance. One unforgettable experience.

💚Join us for our Canopy Experience, Baby Taricayas conservation program, Family Adventures, and Conservation Photography Workshops in the Peruvian Amazon, where you’ll witness conservation in action.
🔗 Link in bio or https://epicterraexpeditions.com/amazon-expeditions to learn more about our programs. Michael Tweddle Michael.Tweddle.Photography

🦅 En los últimos años, quienes vivimos en Lima, Perú hemos notado cada vez más la presencia del gavilán acanelado (Parab...
08/08/2026

🦅 En los últimos años, quienes vivimos en Lima, Perú hemos notado cada vez más la presencia del gavilán acanelado (Parabuteo unicinctus) en nuestros parques y áreas verdes. Incluso ya es posible verlo anidando dentro de la ciudad.
🪶 Me sorprende cómo esta rapaz se ha adaptado a la vida urbana. Hoy es un habitante común y un importante controlador natural de palomas, cuculíes, tórtolas, otras aves y roedores. Hasta los he visto intentar cazar ardillas, una especie introducida en Lima.
🪶 Más que simplemente “un gavilán en los parques”, el acanelado es un excelente ejemplo de cómo una rapaz puede adaptarse y ocupar un nicho dentro del ecosistema urbano de Lima.
🪶 No es una especie peligrosa para las personas, pero si encuentras uno herido, no intentes manipularlo. Comunícate con SERFOR – Alerta SERFOR:
📱 WhatsApp: 947 588 269
Envía una foto o video, la ubicación y una breve descripción de la situación.

📸 Estas fotos fueron tomadas en el Centro Nacional de Vida Silvestre El Huayco, bajo condiciones controladas y con aves rescatadas del tráfico ilegal de fauna silvestre. El trabajo fue realizado con fines educativos y de sensibilización, destacando la urgente necesidad de poner fin al tráfico ilegal de animales silvestres para el comercio de mascotas y colecciones privadas.

📸 ¿Te interesa aprender a realizar fotografía profesional de animales en estudio fotográfico? Escríbeme, pronto realizaremos un workshop especializado!!!

🌳 Cada ave pertenece a la naturaleza… y cada imagen puede inspirar a conservarla.

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