Glimpses of the crew at work, locations, characters and experiences.
Panama Canal
Panama has a strong interest in preserving their rainforests because the country’s economy depends on the hydrological cycles they provide to the Panama Canal.
Man at Work
Conan Fitzpatrick, Panama
Kuna Yala
Village of the Kuna people on Isle de Tigre, Panama. These islands are right on sea level so exceedingly vulnerable to climate change. They have a already been flooded by sea water several times.
Stoltenberg Interview
Interviewing the Prime Minister of Norway, Jens Stoltenberg, in Norway. Norway has been the leading financial contributor to REDD+ initiatives.
Al Binger
Al Binger is the scientific officer for the Association of Small Island States (AOSIS). Another compelling interviewee…
Crew at Work
UNFCCC negotiations, Bonn, Germany.
Interview at Bonn
The crew interviews youth representative Nic Seaton from Australia at the UNFCCC negotiations in Bonn, Germany.
NGOs at Work
Peg Putt (right), ex Greens MP represents The Wilderness Society (Australia) at the UN Climate Change meetings. Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) play an important role as a voice of civil society.
Forest Hunters
We met these Pygmy hunters when we were visiting deforested sites. Later, we met with the village chief and other elders.
Congolese Children
The warm character of the children in the Congolese villages was inspiring.
Charcoal
Charcoal manufacturing. Democratic Republic of Congo.
Beautiful Kids!
But at great risk of conflict and further poverty as a result of climate change. Democratic Republic of Congo.
Equator Days
Filming in timber yard, Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Djengo and villagers.
Frederic Djengo of the Environment Ministry, Democratic Republic of Congo, meets with villagers. Equateur Province.
High School
Mabali village, near Bikoro. Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Lone Man
He was singing a haunting tune that carried across the lake towards us. Lake Tumba, Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Bush Meat Market
Smoked monkeys for sale. Mbandaka, Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Village Life
Hospitable Villagers, Equateur Province. Democratic Republic of Congo.
Rob at Work
Our sound recordist, Rob Stankovich, in a Pygmy village. Equateur Province, Democratic republic of Congo. Rob made friends wherever we went; language was never a barrier.
Congolese Village
Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
River Travel
Democratic Republic of Congo.
Timber Yard
Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of Congo. Frederic Djengo, Director of Forest Management at the Environment Ministry, at left.
Bush Meat Market by the Congo River
A wide array of bush meat on sale. Hunger and tension in the air…
High Rise Shooting
Conan and Rob having a creative moment in New York City…
Kevin Conrad
At work in New York city.
Media Briefing
Sir Michael Somare, Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, and President Jagdeo of Guyana, at a media briefing at the United Nations, New York.
Cofan Houses
Traditional houses in Zabalo village, Ecuador.
Impressive Remnant
Agua Rica river trip to Zabalo, Ecaudor.
River Views
Filming on the Agua Rica en route to Zabalo village, Ecuador.
Beautiful Buttress
Production Manager Ange Palmer at Mabali Research Centre for Tropical Forests, near Bikoro village. Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Butterfly Frenzy
One of many surprising moments in the Amazon, when suddenly hundreds of butterflies landed in front of us on the muddy river bank. Zabalo village, Ecuador.
Amazonian Butterfly
Agua Rica
We traveled down the powerful Agua Rica, a tributary of the Amazon River, for 6 hours to the remote Cofan village of Zabalo. The Cofan Indians are working with the Government of Ecuador on a REDD type project called Socio Bosque.
Forest Majesty
Near Zabalo village, Ecuador.
Sand Mining
Agua Rica, Ecuadorian Amazon.
Zabalo Accommodation
Huts built for eco tourism. Zabalo village, Ecuador
Forest Guides
Cofan Indian guides in the Amazon forest, Ecuador.
Our Guide
In Zabalo village, Ecuador. The tunic is traditional Cofan Indian dress. Hospitality plus!
Mountain Peaks
When flying from Quito to Coca in Ecuador, we glimpsed these high Andean Peaks. Shortly after, we were immersed in the steaming Amazonian heat.
Canopy Parrots
Parrots spotted high in the forest near Zabalo Village, Ecuador.
Kevin Anderson
A most compelling scientist!
PNG Village
Some coastal villages in Papua New Guinea are already experiencing the effects of sea level rise.
Cold Crew
Arriving in Denmark from the UK en route to Copenhagen.
Copenhagen Camera
Dan Schist, 2nd cameraman, COP15, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Copenhagen Snow
Two Degrees Producer Jeff Canin. During COP15 in Copenhagen, Denmark, the city was blanketed in snow, which was unusual for early December.
Ronnie Jumeau
Ambassador to the United Nations, for The Seychelles. Ronnie is a passionate advocate for his small island country and proved to be very engaging when in front of the camera.
Empty Plenary
Soon to be full. COP 15, Copenhagen. December 2009. Sam Lara Canin-Henkel, Production Assistant
Crew Shot
Green Turtle Films crew at COP15, Copenhagen, Denmark.
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