Roche Carapana
- French Guyana -
Sixteen days alone, covering over 220 kilometers on foot and by packraft, carrying a 40-kilogram backpack. Entirely self-sufficient, I crossed one of the most pristine and untouched regions of French Guiana.
Cerro Iago
- Colombia -
Eleven days alongside an indigenous Embera hunter, setting out to conquer a previously uncharted summit.
Scientific article in preparation – details temporarily withheld.
Karaurín-tepui
- Colombia -
Ten days alongside three Pemon Amerindians, conducting a herpetological survey on the slopes of the Karaurín-tepui.
Scientific article in preparation – details temporarily withheld.
Welcome!
Edouard Veuillet
Master of Science in Biology
Herpetology
I’m Edouard Veuillet, a Swiss-trained biologist and herpetologist driven by exploration, a thirst for knowledge about the natural world, and above all, a deep passion for amphibians and reptiles. In 2023, after earning a master’s degree in biology with a specialisation in herpetology (the study of amphibians and reptiles) in Brussels, I felt a strong urge to complement all this theoretical knowledge with authentic field experiences.
After years of studying the living world, I longed to immerse myself in nature, but in a different way; alone. This calling led me to organise independent expeditions into some of the most remote and biologically diverse regions of our planet, in search of my ideal: untouched, inaccessible jungles teeming with amphibians and reptiles.
This website is my way of sharing that passion, my thoughts, and the discoveries I’ve made along the way. Welcome !