Expeditions

Jeremy has been shot at, kidnapped and stabbed and left for dead. He has enjoyed the splendour of being a guest at the court of Saharan royalty and known the privilege to travel with tribal nomads through fiercely unforgiving conditions. Whatever the adventure might hold, Jeremy has sought to ensure the success of each expedition and to bring knowledge of remote areas closer to home.

Starting in 2008, Jeremy has undertaken expeditions across the African continent and beyond to collect data for some of the world’s most prestigious institutions.

Having become the youngest westerner to walk across the Sahara with the Touareg nomads, Jeremy set out to document various remote tribes in east Africa including the Surma, Nyangatom, Bench and Dizi people in the treacherous Ilemi Triangle.

His journeys, which can last months, have taken him across five continents. In 2014, Jeremy walked a thousand kilometres across the Sahara to document ancient cave art in the volcanic region of northern Chad as part of a documentary film.

Jeremy’s expeditions have taken him from the ‘cruelest place on Earth’ in Ethiopia and ‘The Land of Terror’ in Algeria. Always using local knowledge, tribal guides and animal transport, he has set about to better understand the parts of our planet remain true to the ancient traditions of the past before their way of life vanishes forever.