Dimiter lives in the city of Varna on the northern Bulgarian Black Sea coast. He has graduated in forestry, completing his Master's thesis on the conservation of birds and habitats of the Kamchia flooded forests - the biggest riverine forest complex along the Bulgarian coast.

Dimiter has worked on various projects focusing on the studying and conservation of Bulgarian birds, like the monitoring and conservation of the wintering Red-breasted Geese in Coastal Dobroudzha, studying the autumn migration along the Via Pontica Flyway, establishing the Nature 2000 areas network in Bulgaria.

Having led a big number of birdwatching and natural history tours, Dimiter has accumulated a great knowledge and experience and can help you find and explore the best birding places in Bulgaria and the other Balkan countries. He believes that the environment friendly tourism will greatly contribute to improving the life of local people and will raise their awareness to wildlife and nature conservation.

Daniel has more than 30 years of experience as ornithologist and conservationist. He has been guiding birding tours since 2012.

He has been closely involved in the conservation of the wintering population of the Red-breasted Goose in north-eastern Bulgaria, responsible for the field conservation activities. Other projects in which he has participated are studying the autumn migration of soaring birds along the western Black sea coast, establishing the NATURA 2000 network of protected areas in Bulgaria, studying raptor populations in Kamtchiiska Mountain and others.

Daniel holds a master’s degree in Veterinary Medicine from the Thracian University in Stara Zagora. He has worked for 10 years in USA and has a good experience with North American birds too.

Assen is one of the most popular wildlife guides in Bulgaria. He holds a MSc in biology and zoology and currently works at the National Natural History Museum.

Apart from his scientific background, Assen is also an excellent wildlife photographer and artist with numerous exhibitions in art galleries in the country and abroad. His watercolor drawings and paintings are featured in various books, magazines and other publications, among which the Bulgarian edition of the National Geographic. His many awards include the Birdwatch Artist of the Year 2002.

Assen leads birdwatching, butterfly, natural history, wildlife art and photography tours. Because of his knowledge, preciseness and attentive nature the tours he guides are really delightful.

Teodor has been fascinated by wildlife since his early childhood and is a keen zoologist with broad interests. His main focus is on the ecology of insects and birds and he is currently working on his PhD at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. He finished his Bachelor and Master's degrees at the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg with a major in ecology and evolution.

Teodor is a certified ringer and spends most of his free time birding around the country. During the years he has participated in many conservation and monitoring projects and has significant experience working with people in different fields. He is a passionate traveler and some of his hobbies include hiking, photography and sports. He is fluent in English and German.

Viktor is an experienced ornithologist and professor of zoology at the University of Shumen, NE Bulgaria. For more than 35 years he has been working as a biologist in the field of nature conservation, including ecological reports, surveys, expert opinions and monitoring projects.

Since his early childhood he has been fascinated by nature, drawing, observing and photographing birds being his greatest hobby. He is now an accomplished wildlife artist, his works illustrate numerous natural history publications and his archive contains thousands of watercolor and pencil drawings of birds, other vertebrates and insects.

Vladimir (Vlado) has master's degree in ecology, with thesis in the field of botany and environmental protection. Over the last 15 years Vlado has been involved in the monitoring of vascular plants in the Eastern Rhodope region, in the mapping of habitats of European importance in the NATURA 2000 areas, in research, conservation and monitoring of the Griffon Vulture and the Imperial Eagle. Being is a dedicated conservationist, he has participated in the process of designation of new protected areas, as well as in numerous projects related to exploration, conservation and biodiversity monitoring. He is the author of the action plan for the endemic Rhodope lily (Lilium rhodopaeum) and tour leader of our natural history and botany tours in Bulgaria.

Since 2003 he has been working for the Ministry of Environment and Water - Regional Inspectorate - Haskovo, where he is responsible for the conservation of protected plant and animal species, protected areas, the national biodiversity monitoring system and others.

Svetoslav has a degree in Ecology and Environmental Protection from Shumen University. Since childhood he has been interested in nature and especially fauna. During his studies at the university, he met a professor who ignited his passion for ornithology. He became involved in projects related to bird migration, such as mapping breeding bird fauna in Bulgaria, counting wintering waterfowl, etc. Svetoslav participates in surveys of migratory and breeding birds and bats on the territory of wind farms. He is also engaged in conservation activities on the Shumen Plateau and other parts of the country.

Svetoslav guides birding and natural history tours in Bulgaria.

Neville has been studying birds and wildlife for over 30 years and has written five books on ornithology, including a bird guide to Mallorca and a book on the Eurasian Hoopoe. He writes a weekly wildlife column for the Mallorca Daily Bulletin.

With extensive knowledge of the island of Lesbos in the Aegean, Mallorca in the Mediterranean and mainland Spain, he has led private and group tours to these destinations to see a wonderful variety of birds.

Neville guides our birding tours to Mallorca and Lesbos.