Raja Ampat Cruise, 10-21 February 2025

Twelve luxurious days in the company of a few like-minded people exploring some of the most beautiful places on Earth.

‘This is the centre of the coral universe. If you have never been, it’ll blow your mind’ (Simon Mustoe).

‘The trip far exceeded our expectations’

Jo, Suzie, Sue, Penny and Tracey, Sydney

Private travel management
Maximum 16 guests
Four zodiacs
Solo guests welcome (no suppl)
Individual ensuite/aircon
Suits snorkelers or divers

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Wildlife in the Balance: Why Animals are Humanity's Best Hope

Perhaps the most important book of our time."

Ian Redmond OBE

The Ape Alliance

Important beyond compare. Utterly engrossing."

Dame Joanna Lumley

An important message to humanity."

Ralph Chami

Assistant Director, International Monetary Fund

The Me Too for Wildlife."

Ceri Levy

Gonzovation

Captivating from page one."

Dr Anika Molesworth

Author of ‘Our Sunburnt Country’

Read the book, grasp the ideas and change our future."

Dr David Hill CBE

Environment Bank

You really need to read this book full-stop."

Charlie Moores

Unleashed Podcast

Flips the script on how to save the planet."

Vicki Renner

Artshub

Visionary, insightful, and hugely important."

Dr Charlie Gardner

Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology

A rich primer and wondrous feast of information."

Dr. Charles Massy

Author, 'Call of the Reed-Warbler’

A lively and passionate book."

Judith Schwartz

Author, 'The Reindeer Chronicles'

An important book to read and act upon."

Ian Dunn

CEO, PlantLife International

ANIMAL IMPACT BLOG • UNVEILING THE UNTOLD STORIES OF WILDLIFE

BY
SIMON MUSTOE
Expert Ecologist, Consultant & Author

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“Wildlife has a huge and immeasurable impact on the stability, health and functioning of ecosystems. For this reason, humanity cannot survive without wildlife. Wild animals turn dust into soil, carbon into food and the weather into a fair climate for living. These are the stories untold – the reason why conservation is essential for our survival.” ~ SIMON

Lesser Frigatebirds of Manuk, almost ‘increditable’ numbers

‘The presence of the castaways, it was stated, would not have been discovered if Captain Frame had’ not decided to steam in close to the island, in order to enable passengers to see at close quarters its hosts of birds. Manuk is a breeding ground for seafowl of almost every description, the birds making their homes on the inaccessible crags, which rise sheer from the sea. When disturbed by a ship’s siren they arise in …

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OUR EXPEDITIONS • DISCOVER THE CORAL TRIANGLE

A TRIP TO THE
CORAL TRIANGLE
WITH SIMON MUSTOE

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LEARN MORE • HOW DOES PLANET EARTH WORK?

Read an anatomy of nature, Wildlife in the Balance

An anatomy of nature
for everyone who wants to act
as a conservationist

An anatomy of nature for anyone who wants to act as a conservationist. Wildlife in the Balance.

Raja Ampat Cruise, 10-21 February 2025

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