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The scientific photography expedition of the spectacled bear in Chingaza Natural Park is an exciting and highly important project for the conservation of this iconic species in Colombia. The spectacled bear, also known as the Andean bear, is an endangered species, and its natural habitat is found in the Andes of South America.
The expedition aims to document the presence of these animals in Chingaza Natural Park and gather valuable information about their habits and behaviors to enhance conservation strategies. Scientific photography is a key tool in achieving this goal, as it allows for capturing detailed and precise images of the spectacled bears in their natural habitat without disturbing them or altering their behavior. This expedition is a collaborative effort among conservation experts, photographers, and other professionals dedicated to protecting wildlife and promoting environmental conservation.
Transfer from Bogotá to Chingaza National Natural Park, Monteredondo sector. Check-in at the hotel or camping. First outing to search for the Andean bear.
After a nutritious breakfast, we will set out to search for the bear, gather relevant data, and capture it with our cameras. We will have a box lunch during the expedition and return to the campsite for dinner.
After breakfast, we will begin our return journey to Bogotá, making observations and continuing our search for the bear along the way. This marks the end of the expedition.
Once we receive your reservation request, we will contact you to provide you with all the information about your trip and the steps to follow to make the payment. You should only make the payment when you receive our confirmation and instructions.
