Sam
Crothers has been visiting the rainforests of Central and South America for
over 20 years. An expert in orchids, frogs and birds, Sam has been doing research
and guiding in many countries including Ecuador, Peru, Suriname and Costa Rica.
Sam is currently doing research for a book he is writing about the frogs of
Suriname. When Sam is not in the forest, he resides in Allentown, PA.
Sam likes to keep the rainforest experience intimate and prefers to work with
individuals, families and small groups. He can help you plan your trip and recommend
the best lodges and rainforest reserves for your needs. Sam partners with indigenous
people and local experts to ensure that your trip is safe and authentic
From
lowland humid forests, to cool cloud forests or chilly paramo, Sam is equally
at home. From early morning birding tours to night hikes for frogs, Sam demonstrates
his passion for the rainforest. His expertise is in the neotropical rainforests
of Central and South America but also has experience with Caribbean and West
Indian island forests, and Asian rainforests.
For first time visitors to the rainforest, Sam recommends reading the book Tropical
Nature by Adrian Forsyth and Ken Myata. To contact Sam Crothers, email him at
Ssamfrog@aol.com or call 610-432-9537.
Tropical
rainforests are the most biodiverse ecological habitats that the world has
to offer.
Experience this amazing place with an expert, English-speaking guide.
