We know that we like to travel, but do we know why? Human beings have travelled for centuries, but when and why did we start enjoying our journeys; the processes and results of them? The answers lie in history, science, human nature and the simple enjoyment of life.
As a filmmaker, storyteller and esteemed explorer, Trevor Wallace has spent years documenting the world’s most remote and awe-inspiring places, from the icy landscapes of Siberia to the steamy jungles of the Amazon. His work, which has been featured by National Geographic, Smithsonian and Discovery, aims to capture both the beauty of our planet and the rich cultural and historical narratives that shape humanity. Through his involvement in the Explorer’s Club, Trevor champions discovery and the spirit of exploration, supporting groundbreaking expeditions around the globe. His passion for uncovering the past, preserving the present and inspiring the future has earned him recognition as a leading voice in modern exploration.
