....Bird Watching Sites in Mauritius - by Peter Werner. This site 

contains information on: Pointe aux Piments, Black River Gorges National Park, Macchabee Forest Road, Macchabee-Bel Ombre Nature Reserve, Gerald Durrell Endemic Wildlife Sanctuary, Petit River Noire Saltpans, Tamarin Saltpans, Casela Bird Park, Domaine des Chasseurs, Serpent Island and Round Island. 

....Nature in Mauritius - Mauritius Tourist Board - this web-site provides 

brief information on a number of key sites in Mauritius, including Black River Gorges National Park (this 6,574 hectare park, proclaimed in 1994, protects much of the remaining native forests of Mauritius and provides opportunities for the visitor to enjoy spectacular natural scenery and some of the unique endemic plants and bird life) as well as Casela Bird Park, and Domaine du Chasseur. See also Parks in Mauritius.

Foundation, formerly known as The Mauritian Wildlife Appeal Fund is the only non-governmental organisation in Mauritius to be exclusively concerned with the conservation of endemic species. This website highlights (with photos) many of the endangered endemic birds of Mauritius and Roderiquez, including the Mauritius Kestrel, the Pink Pigeon and the Echo Parakeet. 

birds of Mauritius.

park’s objectives, its biodata and its infrastructures. This is a major breeding ground for the Mauritius endemic birds.

on Mauritius and Reunion. By Dr. Petri Hottola. Most of the birders visiting the Mascarenes tend to do the most obvious thing by repeating the beaten track of previously published trip reports, and by following the guidelines provided in the best field guides available. The idea of this report is to challenge the common approach, especially regarding seabirds. Personally, I included most of the beaten track, but I also made an effort to explore certain uncharted territories. It is my sincere hope that future birdwatching tourists could benefit from and build on this new information. 

Joannes. Reunion from 10 to 22 July plus 27 July and in Mauritius from 23 to 26 July. The trip combined tourism with the observation of the wildlife. 

July 23-26, 1999 by Gérard Joannes. This was a trip combining birdwatching and tourism. Our group comprised two couples plus a 15-year-old girl. A local travel agent had planned our trip taking into account the spots I wanted to visit. 

1998. A Bird and Mammal Tour by David Siems and Steve Anyon-Smith.

Oct - Nov 1994, by Stig Jensen et al. (NOTE: this is a downloadable report in WORD format from the Danish Ornithological Society´s website). In October-November 1994, the excursions committee of the Copenhagen department of the Danish Ornithological Society (DOF) carried out its first tour to Madagascar, Réunion and the Seychelles. The main purpose of the tour was to provide the participants with a good impression and knowledge of the fantastic - and threatened - natural areas remaining and the local culture as well as to see as many of the endemic birds and other animals as possible. The tour was organised in three parts: Part 1: 8 days in the Seychelles, part 2: 1 day in Réunion and 20 days in Madagascar, part 3: 7 days in northeastern Madagascar. Part 3 was offered only as an extension of the main tour (part 2). In additional Marianne Andersen and Erik Mølgaard visited the Mauritius Island before the main tour and Jesper Meedom, Ulrik Andersen and Erik Mølgaard made a 4 days extension to the area around Andape in the northern Madagascar. We have included their notes in this report.