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2021 – To be announced
120+ days (5 stages)
Borneo, Indonesia
COORDINATED BY:
Field recordist, filmmaker, explorer.
Borneo is the world’s third-largest island located in South East Asia. It holds one of the last ancient and virgin rainforests left on Earth. It is also home to a great number of fauna and flora that is found only in Borneo. There is only one part of the island that remains largely untouched & unexplored. It is called the Heart of Borneo (HoB) which is also a conservation agreement initiated to protect a 220,000 km² area.
This unique paradise is threatened by humans in the form of illegal logging, palm plantations and forest fires. Borneo has already lost over half its primeval forests, and a third of these disappeared in just the last three decades.
The destruction has resulted in a variety of issues such as habitat loss, water pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and the displacement of Borneo’s aboriginal people.
“Solo expedition into endangered & disappearing world. “
Duration of 120+ days
With a mission to produce a
Important aspects of the expedition set in detail. Such an undertaking takes a significant amount of time, effort, and knowledge. Most of the time, My body and mind will be put to extreme strains and limits. A challenge I’m ready to take on with confidence, experience and a positive attitude. Preview the structured stages, required knowledge and priorities for the expedition.
Transparent estimation of costs involved. To make all of this possible, it greatly comes down to available funds. The project’s success is determined by each individual willing to support this cause. The majority of my previous travels with the purpose were on a very limited budget therefore I learned how to minimize costs and maximize output. Estimated costs are minimal for the work to be done properly.
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“So far, everything is done on a non-profit level with enthusiasm to do something beneficial for our planet.”
Jan Brelih
Field recordist, filmmaker, explorer.
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