



Mongolia · nature & wildlife
Wildlife Expeditions in Mongolia,
from steppe to taiga.

Where we stand
Wildlife comes first.
Small groups, experienced people in the field, and time spent where wildlife still moves freely. Across Mongolia, we work with local guides, rangers, researchers and conservation organisations, following their knowledge and keeping disturbance to a minimum.
Our expeditions are built around patience, field knowledge and respect for the places we visit. We cannot promise what nature will show us. We can promise how we will behave while looking for it.
We never guarantee sightings, use bait, or bring animals closer for the sake of a photograph. Whether we are looking for a snow leopard, bear, wolf or any other species, the animal remains wild and the encounter happens on its terms.
Conservation and partnersWhere we work
A country shaped by its wildlife
Across Mongolia, every landscape holds something different. Explore the map to discover its wildlife, the places it lives, and the expeditions that take us there.
In search of the Snow Leopard
See the expeditionArgali, Ibex & Petroglyphs of Ikh Nart
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Siberian Brown Bear in the Northern Taiga
See the expeditionTsaatan, Reindeer Herders of the Taiga
See the expeditionMazaalai — Gobi Bear
Hustai, Lakes & Steppe — A Wildlife & Birding Expedition
See the expeditionHustai, Lakes & Steppe — A Wildlife & Birding Expedition
See the expeditionPallas's Cat in the Eastern Steppe
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Natural Earth; Khövsgöl protected areas traced from the UTSPA map. Other areas shown at true area, not surveyed boundaries.
The expeditions
Each expedition, a different wild encounter
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