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Robin Hanbury-Tenison

Robin Hanbury-Tenison

One of the few true explorers remaining today, Robin Hanbury-Tenison, OBE, has devoted much of his life to traveling the world’s rainforests and deserts while campaigning to protect these natural areas and their people. Robin, the author of more than 25 books, many of which are still in print, is also a celebrated photographer. He received critical acclaim for his exhibition at the National Theatre, Echoes of a Vanished World: A Traveller’s Lifetime in Pictures, which details his first encounters with pristine places and remote cultures. His latest book, Taming the Four Horsemen, is a powerful critique on the major challenges facing the world today and how they can be overcome.

Yanomami Indians going fishing, Brazil, South America - 42-2406

Nocte tribe house, Tirap area, Arunachal Pradesh state, India, Asia - 42-2687

Pontianak, Kalimantan, island of Borneo, Indonesia - 42-717

Timbuktu (Tombouctou), Mali, Africa - 42-96

Aerial view of the meandering Belait River, Brunei, island of Borneo, Asia - 42-1419

Yanomami Indians on their way to a feast, Brazil, South America - 42-2269

Yanomami indian girls painting each other, Brazil, South America - 42-2286

Yanomami Indian women with mirror, painting her face, Brazil, South America - 42-2288

Yanomami Indian children making arrows, Brazil, South America - 42-2343

Yanomami indian women collecting wood, Brazil, South America - 42-2364

Portrait of a Yanomami woman with nose sticks and facial decoration in Brazil, South America - 42-2366

Jacu bird in hut with Yanomami Indians, Brazil, South America - 42-2367

Yanomami Indian woman cooking, stirring pot, with infant nearby, Brazil, South America - 42-2370

Family riding on a bicycle in Ningxia, China, Asia - 42-2487

Portrait of a group of women and one man in Bulgaria, Europe - 42-2614

Portrait of a Kuben Kran Keen Indian child with facial decoration in Brazil, South America - 42-293

Close-up of shaman's snuff from the yopo tree, the bark of which is made into hallucinogenic powder by the Yanomami Indians in Brazil, South America - 42-34

A group of Yawalapiti Indians playing Jabui flutes at night in Brazil, South America - 42-358

Portrait of a Karaja Indian boy with bow and arrow at Bananal, Brazil, South America - 42-480

Yanomami man carrying peach palm fruit crossing a river, Brazil, South America - 42-2426

Yanomami Indians fishing, Brazil, South America - 42-2407

Aerial view of a Yanomami yano near Tooto Tobi, Brazil, South America - 42-2398

Mosque, Timbuktu (Tombouctou), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mali, Africa - 42-13

Portrait of a man, Sulawesi, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia - 42-114

Kahukakahon warrior, Koloko, Sulawesi, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia - 42-1283

Dancers at folk festival, Wakassar, southern Sulawesi, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia - 42-1304

Gorotire Indian girl with pet coati, Xingu, Brazil, South America - 42-1316

Kuben-Kran-Kegan Indian boy, Brazil, South America - 42-1317

Suya Indian, Brazil, South America (1971) - 42-1318

Spectral tarsier at night, Sabah, Malaysia, island of Borneo, Southeast Asia, Asia - 42-1720