Landfill Harmonic is an upcoming feature-length documentary about a remarkable musical orchestra in Paraguay, where young musicians play instruments made from trash.

Set amidst the dramatic hills and calm waters of the UK's Lake District, From Fell To Forest is a short film that takes us on an epic journey.

NIMBYism. Ama Ntowaa, a widow in her sixties who supports six children, single handedly stopped an aggressive timber company extracting lucrative mahogany trees Illegally from her farm. This is her unique and inspiring story.

Great perspective and soundtrack.

A sample of wildlife in London that I have filmed along the Thames between London Wetland Centre and Battersea Park.

Follow skiers Chad Sayers and Forrest Coots through Japan as they explore a world of contrasts. From Tokyo's city lights to Hokkaido's sacred hardwood forests, this episode explores spaces of simultaneous anonymity & intimacy, rigid tradition & an embrace for the future, finding epic powder each step along the way.

The Stratos Jump
Scale 1:350

Watch the stratos jump - this time in LEGO.

Scoring high on the virality points.

With contributions from Earl Harvin (drums, Tindersticks), Nils Frahm (wurlitzer), Peter Broderick (strings) and the 60-piece South Denmark's Girls Choir, Hollow Mountain is a grand opening statement to Efterklang's fourth studio album, Piramida.

Stop motion at its best.

I tried to capture the experience and spirit of the London Olympics during my trip this summer.
All filmed on GoPro HD
Song: Chemical Brothers - Velodrome

Genius award winning ad campaign from LifeCycle.

CityScape

You live in a little box.
You get into a little box that drives you to another little box.
And you spend your day thinking little boxed thoughts in your little box.
Till it’s time to leave for the other little box.
Unbox yourself. Get a life. Get a cycle.

Terrain 

Intrepid explorer

journeying to the Elevator,
bravely navigating past Office Politics,
catching your breath at Cape Watercooler before
you venture to the unknown land they call the Pantry.
Step out. Get a life. Get a cycle.

RoadMap

Look out the window. What do you see?

Wait, there’s no window.
Only a wall. And fake plastic flowers.
And a fake parquet floor.
A plastic coffee cup on a formica table.
Artificial lighting, on all day.
Get out. Get a life. Get a cycle.

Art collective Liberate Tate (www.liberatetate.org) has installed a massive 16.5 metre (40 foot), one and a half tonne wind turbine blade in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall Saturday (7 July 2012) submitting the artwork to be part of Tate’s permanent collection.

The artwork, called ‘The Gift’, was installed in an unofficial performance involving over 100 members of the group that has become internationally renowned for artworks aimed at ending the relationship of Tate and other national cultural institutions with oil companies.

Guinness World Records - St. John's Night in Poznan 2012

Winter is in sight.

Time to draw a line in the sand. Surfers Against Sewage campaign to "Protect Our Waves".

Another hope for a medal?
A short film on BMX Olympian - Shanaze Reade.
Her life in her own words and her journey to both Beijing and London Olympics.

Video for 'Smells like content' - The Books from the album 'Lost and Safe'

ON THE ROAD WITH SOLITAIRE  - Episode X: The crew takes a break from the rugged, raw and gritty, dropping in for two weeks of powder paradise at Hotel Portillo. Featuring Austin Ross and Jesse Hoffman.

Team Sky in numbers.

A short GoPro edit I put together in support of the bee cause. Song: Helios - Emancipation

Video for 'Breezeblocks' - ∆ (alt-j) from 'An Awesome Wave'

Throwing around some style.

Returning to Nomadism

What do you have to say to those who want to destroy the Arctic? http://www.savethearctic.org/

A short film created using bicycle parts.

As part of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) an enormous outdoor installation of fish was constructed using discarded plastic bottles on Botafogo beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

This another cool project based in London.

The sculpture will be displayed on the canal in the spring/summer 2012. Having the sculpture located near the Olympic locations will help to bring more attention towards environmental issues since all eyes will be on that area before and during the Olympics.

A bookmark is stuck in a forgotten book that is one day knocked over by wind. It experiences its environment by surfing the pages that turn in to ocean-waves, enjoying the ride of its life.

Three and a half minutes of captivation and anticipation for the ears.

An interesting business model. Not sure of the scope for reinvestment - give it a few hundred thousand years.

Watch your trash from start to finish as it moves through LA - can the likes of this and BinCam help encourage sustainable behaviour?! Creative idea, but in need of some serious development and less compliant participants (!).

Open Walls Baltimore is an unparalleled street art project, here's an overview of the spirit of the project.

Felt Soul Media teamed up with Nick Waggoner and Yuki Miyazaki of Sweetgrass Productions in January 2012 to hunt the mythical Hokkaido Unicorn. The creature proved difficult to capture on film, so we just decided to do a little skiing.

65daysofstatic - radio protector (feat.George Monbiot)

Agbogbloshie is a suburb of Accra, Ghana known as a destination for legal and illegal exportation and environmental dumping of electronic waste (e-waste) from industrialized nations. Often referred to as a "digital dumping ground", millions of tons of e-waste are processed each year in Agbogbloshie

Processing electronic waste presents a serious health threat to workers at Agbogbloshie. The fumes released from the burning of the plastics and metals used in electronics are composed of highly toxic chemicals and carcinogens. Workers often inhale lead, cadmium,dioxins, furans, phthalates and brominated flame retardants.

Exposure to these fumes is especially hazardous to children, as these toxins are known to inhibit the development of the reproductive system, the nervous system and the brain.

Follow Tangi on an epic journey to the Lantang Region of Nepal, where snow covered mountains, buddhist culture, and killer trails are standard. Join us in the high Himalayas where adventures are found, and mountain bike dreams are made.

Light painting video created in 4 long and cold nights in Cologne..

A timelapse of Planet Earth from Electro-L, a geostationary satellite orbiting 40000km above the Earth. The satellite creates a 121 megapixel image every 30 minutes with four visible and infrared light wavelengths. The infrared light appears orange in these images, and shows vegetation. The images were obtained beginning on May 14th, 2011 and end on May 20th. The images are the largest whole disk images of our planet, the resolution is 1 kilometer per pixel. The images are "masked" by a circular barrier that blocks out the light of the Sun and other stars. This is to prevent damage to the camera by exposure to direct sunlight. The images have been interpolated (blended) to create a smooth animation.

This is a non-commercial attempt to highlight the fact that world leaders, irresponsible corporates and mindless 'consumers' are combining to destroy life on earth. The cut was put together by Vivek Chauhan, a young film maker, together with naturalists working with the Sanctuary Asia network (www.sanctuaryasia.com).

During the summer of 2011, a group of multimedia artists spent 25 days hiking the 219 mile long John Muir Trail. The intent was to capture their experience on the trail and bring it back to the general public in the form of a gallery exhibit including photographs, video installations and hands-on displays that allow visitors to truly get a feeling for the beauty and majesty of the trail without the burning lungs and blisters. Alongside the exhibit will be a feature length documentary chronicling their adventures on the trail.

Leila Hurst born in 1993 on the island of Kauai was raised amongst the elite of the surfing world….Bruce and Andy Irons and Keala Kennelly to name a few and in the shores of some of the toughest surf breaks in the world. She started competing early and was sponsored by Billabong by the age of 9. Leila did very well and quickly became a part of the Hawaii World Junior team and in 2009 won the NSSA Nationals Explorer Womens. Around this time she signed with Vans and is currently their only female surfer, winning their Vans Triple Crown of surfing “Rookie of the Year” in 2010. In the midst of her successes, Leila felt a responsibility to her sister, born with a spinal defect. Of recently, Leila has been brainstorming ways to incorporate her sister and others alike, giving them the chance to experience surfing for the first time. Partnering with Life Rolls on, Leila and her sister were given that first chance.

Life Rolls On is a non-profit organization that inspires others to see the boundless possibilities beyond paralysis. Established in 2002, LRO’s signature adaptive surfing program, They Will Surf Again, has grown into a catalyst of hope for thousands of individuals throughout the world.

From Patrick Watson's great new album.

With 7 billions people on earth and the rapid urbanisation of our societies, any piece of land becomes strategic in the race to feed the world.

This summer, 20 years on from the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janiero, Brazil, government representatives will meet at a 'Rio+20' summit to discuss sustainable development.

Globalisation in a nutshell.

The Alps. A singletrack journey through the ancient walking trails of Verbier and Zermatt, Switzerland.

Notankers is a non-profit organization dedicated to banning oil tankers from Canada's Pacific North Coast.

To raise awareness for the cause, we printed posters using an environmentally friendly, water-soluble ink and placed them around Vancouver, BC, Canada.

When it rained, the posters served as a reminder that oil spills affect everyone - driving people to notankers.ca to take action.

Filmed at Cacophony Recorders, Austin TX during SXSW Communion Records artists Michael Kiwanuka, Ben Howard with his band, India and Chris, Ben Lovett, The Staves and Johannes from Bear's Den jam to John Martyn's 'Over The Hill'.

The HemLoft is a self-funded secret creation. Since I built it on crown land, it is now in danger of being taken down. Please visit http://thehemloft.com for more info

To celebrate Earth Day, we collaborated with composer Diego Stocco to create an all-natural musical experience. All the sounds you hear in this piece were created real-time using instruments provided by Mother Nature herself.

Black Diamond athlete Callum Pettit travels the world every year to ski amazing lines on stunning peaks. One of his favorite places to ski, however, isn't some far off locale—it's the mountains around his home in British Columbia where the pow is outrageously deep and the pillow lines are plentiful.

STAND, will take you into the heart of the largest temperate rainforest on the planet the Great Bear in British Columbia, Canada. Hung on the skeleton of a good ol' fashioned adventure undertaken by a group of surfers, the potential effects of introducing super tankers to these pristine waters will be articulated. As the crew moves through this remote region under their own power, the landscape will be unfurled one paddle stroke at a time and punctuated by the faces and fears of the First Nation people who call this garden of Eden their home. Not just an efficient mode of transport, a stand up paddleboard expedition will be symbolic of "standing up" to preserve this last bastion of rainforest.

In 1997, in San Andrés Itzapa in Guatemala, Maya Pedal Association began recycling scraps of bicycles into Bicimáquinas.

Bicimáquinas are pedal-powered blenders, washing machines and threshing machines, eliminating the need for fuel and electricity. Pumps are also possible, and are capable of extracting 30 liters of water per minute from 30-meter deep wells (electronic pumps reach just to 12 meters).

The idea of these ingenious contraptions emerged from the desire to help the farming families of the San Andrés community. The issue that gave rise to Maya Pedal was the expense and shortage of electricity and fuel in the village.

A collaboration brought to you by the salty buccaneers of trim at The Critical Slide Society and the master foam mowers at Thomas Surfboards. Featuring the slidal tendencies of Jake Bowrey, Jacob Stuth, Little Man & Thomas Bexon. Documenting the making and sliding of the TCSS x Thomas Surfboards Pillage Model.

15 days in the Cuba Nation.

Video for "Tuck the Darkness In" from Bowerbirds' Dead Oceans release The Clearing.

Doesn't get much better..

Sacred Economics traces the history of money from ancient gift economies to modern capitalism, revealing how the money system has contributed to alienation, competition, and scarcity, destroyed community, and necessitated endless growth.

Today, these trends have reached their extreme - but in the wake of their collapse, we may find great opportunity to transition to a more connected, ecological, and sustainable way of being.

A great insight holding true to my personal perspective on delivering a sustainable future in considering fundamental value change. While it might be futile as a collective norm as it overlooks self interest, it rightfully challenges mainstream solutions that build on the system that has caused global environmental degradation.

From Winter of Wells: The Documentary, Jossi Wells' part filmed in Whistler and Snow Park during summer 2011.

Some traditional animation, commissioned by the lovely guys at Surfers Against Sewage.

Having looked at some of the commentary around KONY 2012, it seems that this best sums up the dialogue going on. Yes, its important to be critical about campaigns such as this and how they are isolating a single issue amongst a complexity of perhaps bigger ones. However, it is an issue and cause worth attending to and we not all guilty of not fully understanding the bigger picture. It seems our hands are blood red to?!

Campaigners from the Environmental Investigation Agency visit the remote community of Muara Tae, in East Kalimantan, to highlight and support villagers' struggle to retain ancestral forests against the bulldozers of palm oil plantation companies.

Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo, Berlin, Germany 1,000 ice sculptures melted under the Berlin sun as symbols of the effects of climate change, drawing attention to a new WWF report on risks of Arctic warming.

Awesome perspective.

A portion of nuts that squirrels bury for winter never get recovered. If they did, there would be no nuts to bring up the next generation trees and woods. Maybe this is where  humans sometimes go wrong. Is it always about efficiency? Claims are made that we can be more sustainable if we are more efficient, maybe there is some truth in this but it might not be the only or the best game in town.

Dreams of summer.

Band of the moment.

Look forward to catching Green Film Festival in May down here (amongst other great listings).

It is amazing how much of a sensory and liberating experience it can be to embrace the saddle. Everyones experience is different, yet there is a collective understanding.

Will Self potentially takes it to a new level

Back in 2004, a flip on skis gone tragically wrong broke Josh Dueck’s back and left him as a T11 – full paraplegic. For the past 8 years one of his dreams has been to do a flip on snow again. On February 3, 2012, Josh became the first person to perform a backflip on snow in a Sit Ski!

What an inspirational story.

'Artivism' in action

Straight out of British Columbia

Concise and simple explanation on climate statistics.

Check out Youth Lagoon's album The Year of Hiberation for a great listen.