I hiked Borneo’s 130-million-year-old rainforest where 317 bird species thrive and only 10,000 annual visitors witness wild orangutans
Dawn breaks over Danum Valley’s canopy—no alarm clocks, just prehistoric hornbill calls echoing through mist that’s risen for 130 million years. I’d spent two decades photographing “pristine” rainforests from Costa Rica to Congo. Yet nothing prepared me for walking through Earth’s oldest tropical ecosystem with only 180 other souls permitted entry that week. This isn’t … Lire plus









