Expedition Report can be found HERE
Their online blog during the expedition HERE
Video from the Mongolia Expedition HERE
Pictures from the Mongolia Expedition HERE
The article which appeared in the London Metro is HERE

APRIL 2005: Loch Morar - report and pictures

Richard Freeman, Lisa Dowley and Davey Curtis investigate the monster of Loch Morar.

May 2004: Sumatra, Indonesia - reports and picture gallery

Dr Chris Clark (expedition leader), Richard Freeman and John Hare go in search of the "Lost Valley". News and background information on their return to the home of Orang-Pendek.

Illinois (USA) May 2004 Illinois

Jon Downes goes to Illinois in search of Black Panthers, emerging cicadas, and the Mad Gasser of Matoon. sightings.

Index of research papers and fieldwork on the 2003 UK Crocodile flap

The fortean zoological world was shocked, when in June 2003 a series of crocodiles were reported in parts of the Midlands, echoing the Oxfordshire reports from the 19th Century so beloved of Charlie Fort. Here are the preliminary reports by Mark Martin and Andy Stephens together with accounts of the main CFZ expedition to the area.

Jun/Jul 2003: A selection of material from Sumatra

In June/July 2003 Dr Chris Clark led a three-man expedition to Sumatra in search of the orang pendek - a semi-legendary bipedal ape, and the cigau - a little known mystery cat. Chris, Richard Freeman and Jon Hare had many adventures in the jungle....

January 2003: BHM Investigation in Northumberland

The CFZ Team travel to Bolam Lake in Northumberland to investigate reports of a man-beast. Much to their surprise, Jon has a positive sighting...

July 2002: The hunt for the biggest and oldest fish in England

Jonathan, Graham, Richard and "new boy" John Fuller visit Lancashire where there have been reports of a mysterious monster attacking swans in the lake of a nature reserve owned by the Wilfdowl and Wetlands Trust Read Jon's forthcoming book, The Monster of the Mere, for a full account of the expedition!

August 2002: The wallaby slasher of Cleveland

Jonathan and Richard travel to Loftus on the coast of north-eastern England to investigate the mysterious mutilation of a wallaby at the Hope Animal Sanctuary. Read Jon's forthcoming book, Who Killed Skippy?, for a full account of the expedition.

Oct 2000: Richard Freeman goes to Thailand, in search of the Naga.

Nagas are gigantic snakes found in Hindu and Buddhist mythology, bearing an erectile crest upon the head, like that of a cockatoo but consisting of scales. Richard flies out to Bangcock to investigate sightings and testimony.

Jan 1998: Jonathan Downes & Graham Inglis hunt for a vampiric entity, El Chupacabra, in Puerto Rico.

Jonathan & Graham fly to Puerto Rico, Mexico and Miami with a Channel 4 film crew to investigate animal mutilations and a climate of fear in Hispanic Central America. Read Jon's book, Only Fools and Goatsuckers, for a full account of their expedition.