Free field guide websites for Asia's richest wildlife destinations — identify species from photos, find the best places to see them and plan your trip. Companion apps that work offline are rolling out too, starting with Borneo on Google Play.
Tigers, rhinos, orangutans and elephants
A field guide, trip planner and sightings log for Sumatra's wildlife — Sumatran tigers, rhinos, orangutans, elephants and hundreds of other species found in one of the world's most biodiverse islands.
Tarsiers, anoa, babirusa and maleo
A field guide, trip planner and sightings log for Sulawesi's remarkable endemic wildlife — tarsiers, macaques, anoa, babirusa, maleo and hornbills.
Nature in the city
Explore Singapore's vertebrates, plan visits to nature areas and keep a personal wildlife sightings log.
Leopards, elephants, blue whales and endemic birds
A field guide, trip planner and sightings log for Sri Lanka's wildlife — leopards, Asian elephants, sloth bears, blue whales and nearly 200 species found nowhere else.
Orangutans, proboscis monkeys and pygmy elephants
The field guide to Borneo's wildlife — thousands of species with photos, the best rainforest and river locations in Sabah, Sarawak and Kalimantan, and trip planning.
Every living mammal species, in one photo guide
A photo-referenced database of every living mammal species — browse by common name, scientific name, order, family or genus.
Explore Mammals of the World →New guides are on the way.
Send photos, a trip report or a species we're missing. You're credited by name.
Share your photos →Each guide covers one destination in depth: a species guide with photos of mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians, the national parks, reserves and rivers where you have the best chance of seeing them, and a trip planner to help you put a wildlife holiday together.
Everything is free to use on the web, with no sign-up. Companion apps for iOS and Android (Borneo is on Google Play now, with more on the way) add offline access for places without signal, plus a personal sightings log to keep track of what you've seen.
Been to one of these places? Send us your photos, a link to your album, a trip report or a species we're missing. Every contribution is checked before it's added and credited to you by name.