Saving Thirty Hills
with World Wildlife Fund
WWF is setting out on a 60-year challenge to save one of the last great stands of rain forest in the deforestation hotspot that is the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
Saving Thirty Hills
Drone Operations
/01CONTEXT
Thirty Hills is the last large block of intact lowland forest standing in central Sumatra. Around 120 elephants, 170 orangutans, and 30 Sumatran tigers—all of them critically endangered—roam its dense woods.
/02CHALLENGE
Transport audiences to the Thirty Hills, or Bukit Tigapuluh, as the area is locally known, to immerse viewers into the heart of this special—yet fragile—forest and its inhabitants.
/03SOLUTION
Evermaven deployed certified drone pilots who worked with local partners to identify specific characteristics of the forest. We then flew strategic routes over these areas.
/05Services
Drone Videography, Aerial Photography, Video Editing, Post-production
/06Aerial Photography
