We've just launched the new Project Carpe Diem website, full of the reportages from last summers trip to South America. Under "Projects" you can also read about our new plans for 2011. Enjoy! Cheers!

Now we're doing a huge redesign of the website, and will be back in early 2010 with presentations and stories from our work in South America this summer.

During the trip last summer we followed the work of the US organisation Rainforest Partnership. Now, through the 1% for the Planet Foundation, RP has been acknowledged as a worthy non-profit! Check it out here. They are a leading example of how people can contribute to the planet, which our documentary will show you proof of.

Look back in early 2010, for the first stories from the Amazon as well as for the next stage in the project and for the new trips to follow.

We came back to Sweden last week!

Though a bit of sickness and a total lack of internet access resulted in no blog posts at all towards the end of the trip! This will be corrected in the coming weeks.

I've started post-processing the images; magazine articles are in the making. As the work progresses, I'll post sample images and funny diary posts as they are processed; the trip was a success in means of material gathered. There's tons of stuff just waiting to be seen.

/Martin

We're just back in Lima - and leaving for Sweden later today.

We've had wonderful and interesting days in Chipaota and the Peruvian Amazon. Loads of pictures and stories as promised, but blog posts are very delayed because of no connections in the forest.

As soon as we're back in Sweden, I'll post all the blog entries and pictures from the days in Peru; check the site in a week and you can read them all.

/Mart

We´re lodged outside Tarapoto, Peru, at the moment. View from the lodge is breathtaking. We´ve met up with P´s representative Lucia; she´s an incredible help in understanding the region, the people and the language. Today is about getting supplies; tomorrow we leave for the village of Chipaota in this area - the northern part of the Peruvian Amazon. Keep an eye on the Twitter, if anything - we´ll probably be out of all connections for the coming week. Cheers!