Naust Eco Station
Different seasons – different trips >>
General wildlife-watching trip or a bit specialized mammal-watching trip with mammal track school
Season: all year round
Experience the true wilderness joining this general wildlife-watching trip. Bison, elk, beaver, wolf, otter, lynx and many others... the species you may see. Listen to wolves right from the place of your stay. Visit broadleaved deciduous oldgrowth to realize how animals lived centuries ago within primeval environment. Learn a lot about animals themselves, learn their tracks and other signs of their activity under our professional guidance.
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Kayaking in Naliboki Forest: 200 km by riverine wilderness
Season: April or June-October
Join a real adventure trip along the wild rivers for about 200 km. Through centuries-old deciduous broad-leaved forest, watching otters, minks, beavers and their construction activity, elks, feeling presence of large carnivores, someimes watching them, listening to wolf howling at night.. It's just a part of what you will experience.
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Wolf denning trip
Season: May
Join us in our study of wolf breeding by taking part in wolf pup searching. It's a 12-16 day trip that provides a chance to see and take amazing pictures of a wolf den with pups. By the way you will face with a lot of tracks of wolf activities and denning behaviour.
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Learning Lynx & Wolf
Season: mid-January - mid-April
Visiting Naliboki Forest in winter is a must! It's a double must if the trip deals with large carnivores. A lot of ranging through the Naliboki wilderness, a lot of snowtracking of the species, learning a lot about the species, having a good chance to watch them... a real wildlife experince.
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Watching otters and beavers
Season: April and October-mid December
In Naliboki Forest we have probably the most dense population of the Eurasian beaver in Europe, where the species populates rivers and dense canal network that appeared after the draining of the lowland forest in the 1960s-1970s. Watching for beavers may be effectively combined with watching otters that are common nowadays in the terrain.
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