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Chirripo, meaning land of eternal waters in the local indigenous language, due to the mountain being surrounded by many lakes and rivers. Photo by the moderately talented but dashing @nickhawkinsphotography

Above the clouds in the cordillera talamanca, the tallest mountain range in Central America. Tonight I’ll be flying to panama to spend two weeks in the Darien gap where the road literally runs out as the only wilderness between north and South America with no roads at all.

After several unsuccessful and frustrating days of close encounters, miles of trekking and hours spent waiting trying to get the shots of tapirs in corcovado np with @nickhawkinsphotography and @obelio18, we were rewarded with an unforgettable experience with a mother and her calf who let us into their world for two incredible hours.

Green iguana giving the coldest of stares...

Back to Costa Rica!! 🇨🇷 next few months will be spent in Central America filming efforts to preserve the highly endangered bairds tapir across 6 different countries @obelio18 @nickhawkinsphotography @bairdstapir

My showreel for 2019! Swipe left ⬅️ for pt 2 and audio on 🎧 !!COMPETITION TIME!! 🏆. If you work in wildlife conservation or human rights and development, pitch me an idea for a short film (<1 minute) using your own, mine or stock footage. The best idea I will make for free. DM me, shoot an email or message via my website (link in info). Get cracking!!!!

🎧 (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