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🎧 (Sound on for some gibbon harmonics). Another clip I made for the incredible @faunafloraint and the work they are doing to preserve western hoolock gibbons and promote people’s livelihoods in Myanmar 🇲🇲

Thank you to everyone for the messages of love, it’s been quite an adventure these past 30 years! Here’s to 30 more years of mishaps, detours, surprises, calamities, fun times, adrenaline, old friends and new and hopefully more than a few adventures. I LOVE YOU ALL!!!! 🥂

🎧 (sound on) Short clip of the full length doc I made for @faunafloraint and the incredible work they are doing discovering and documenting new species and cave systems in limestone karst hills and fighting to protect all that they can before they are lost.

Male orang-utan takes some time out in Sumatra. With all the publicity the impact palm oil is having on this species, generated by the @icelandfoods ad campaign, let’s hope it’s a momentum that doesn’t stop here

Up in the clouds to sea level. Papua is nuts... endemic highland nothofagus forests, some of the oldest in the world, to the Raja Ampat archipelago

I got mugged. They left my wallet but stole my heart... 💔 that’s a wrap for this trip! Now ready for some first swells of autumn 🍂🌊

Sun bear, also known as beruang madu or ‘honey space-maker’, due to their charming habit of ripping open old tree trunks in a frenzied search for bee hives. 🍯

Stop a guy in the street, ask him to take you somewhere cool, 45 minutes later apparently this is what you get in Papua. The result of a free afternoon 🌄

3,500m up in the Papua highlands, my brain was starting to do backflips... ⛰

UK it’s been fun but I’m leaving ya!!! 🙌🏽 Back on the road to Papua, Sulawesi and Borneo tomorrow! 🎥I’ll be shooting some films addressing the proliferation of roads into wildernesses such as the trans Papuan highway. Almost always, roads such as these result in massive legal and illegal logging and mining that can decimate some of the last true wildernesses on earth. Here’s an example, with one tiny, almost harmless looking track in the bottom left of the photo ↙️, snaking it’s way into a limestone karst hill in Myanmar. This now gives access to people who may wish to turn this monolith into a cement mining site. Got to build those shopping malls some how I guess... 🤷🏽‍♂️