Videos - Ascent Of The Amazon

About AOTA

Pete Casey will be following the mighty Amazon river in the most ambitious and intimate way possible: walking, sometimes swimming and probably at times crawling every inch of the Amazon from sea to source, and in the process interacting with its people and its wildlife face to face at ground level.

He will use social media via satellite communications technology to share the adventure with people interested in following the journey across one of the most vast and bio diverse landscapes on Earth.

Watch video intro »

<span class="widget-title">Latest Tweets</span>

Latest TweetsFollow

Ascent of the Amazon @AmazonAscent·

December 14

After a careful and lengthy navigation of the bureaucracy, i officially left Brazil and entered Peru over a week ago.
Adios Brazil. Hola Peru.
Organising packs and food for next leg.

Reply on Twitter Retweet on Twitter2 Like on Twitter9 Twitter

Retweet on Twitter Ascent of the Amazon Retweeted

Alexander Gerst@Astro_Alex·

December 14

The legendary mouth of the Amazon River, dumping sediment from half a continent into the Atlantic Ocean.

Reply on Twitter Retweet on Twitter626 Like on Twitter3174 Twitter

Ascent of the Amazon @AmazonAscent·

December 8

Lots of #dogs living on the streets in #Amazonas
Had to abandon my early training run. Chased by excited street dogs trying to nip my ankles!
#MadDogsAndEnglishman
New blog soon 'Jungle all the way'

Reply on Twitter Retweet on Twitter Like on Twitter8 Twitter

Ascent of the Amazon @AmazonAscent·

December 1

.....cont You can just see the nests hanging in the tree. The river behind is the Javari/ Yavari river that borders Brazil & Peru. I plan to continue on the Peruvian side to Iquitos.
https://t.co/4mEv0OgfYf

Reply on Twitter Retweet on Twitter1 Like on Twitter8 Twitter

Ascent of the Amazon @AmazonAscent·

December 1

These Oropendola bird nests are a frequent sight hanging high in the treetops here. Their song is incredible. I managed to record a bit..... See photo.
https://t.co/BZqbqWYgcz

Reply on Twitter Retweet on Twitter Like on Twitter6 Twitter

Introduction video for the expedition

From London to the Peruvian Amazon rainforest in 140 seconds.

The start Marajo