Although small in terrain, Estonia has more than its share of migrating birds, abundant wildlife and wildflowers and an extensive network of nature reserves and protected areas, perfect for everyday nature-lovers and  professional naturalists.  We've chosen some of the best locations, year round, so you'll take away experiences and images of rare birds, animals, orchids, windmills, old villages - small treasures of Estonia's natural and cultural heritage.

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The Brown Bear population in Estonia is 600 and rising. Their primary "home" is in Alutaguse, the large forested region that includes a national park and a bog in northeastern Estonia, close to the Russian border.

The Elk (or Moose, as it is known by its Canadian counterpart) is the the biggest animal in the forests of northern Europe. About 12 000 live in Estonia. The weight of this majestic animal can reach 600 kg.

Join us for a genuine Estonian adventure and meet the king of the forest, the mighty moose.

Wolves have always been a part of Estonian nature, and Estonians have a long tradition of sharing their lives with these lithe and beautiful creatures. In recent decades the Estonian wolf population has been thriving, with a population of about 200 adults. Although they are hunted to keep the numbers within sustainable limits, they are not systematically culled.