Flora & Fauna Field Tours
| Established in 1989, Flora & Fauna
Field Tours conducts small group nature tours throughout North and South America, Europe
and Africa. Most tours emphasize birds as well as wildflowers, butterflies, scenery and
photography, but often tours involving a greater historical and cultural component have
been organized. We use local companies and guides when visiting overseas
destinations. Costs are kept at a minimum but comfort for our participants is always
ensured. Each tour itinerary is available in detail to those interested. A breakdown of costs, accommodation, meals and transportation is included. Being a small company with low overheads, we are able to offer prices second to none. We invite you to compare our costs and itineraries with other companies. Let us know if you can do better! |
| ***NEWS : Flora & Fauna Field Tours has recently formed an agreement with Quest Nature Tours of Toronto whereby all participants on FFF international tours will be covered by the terms of the Ontario Travel Industry Act (Worldwide Quest International, Ontario Licence # 2667946). |
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President President David Milsom is an expert birder who has led tours throughout North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Antarctica. A keen nature photographer, he has learned much about wildflowers, butterflies, dragonflies and animals. His experience as an educator has enabled him to meet the various needs of his clients. His sense of humour, caring attitude and love of nature are all assets to his guiding of groups throughout the world. |
David Milsom
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| We have many satisfied clients who would be happy to provide you with references. Many of them would be happy to share their experiences with you. |
| Flora and Fauna Field Tours regularly donates funds to environmental and conservation groups. |
| Credits: |
| Our resident artist is Peter Lorimer, a well-known Canadian nature artist. |
| Our thanks to Karen McLean for assisting in the development of this
website. Featured site at Fatbirder webring. |
| Featured site at http://www.guidedbirdwatching.com
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