Last week we got familiar with Bruno Manser, his early life and what brought him to the island of Borneo. In Part 2, we dive into just how far he was willing to go to advocate for the protection, the people and places he came to love.

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Sources: The Last Wild Men of Borneo: A True Story of Death and Treasure, Wikipedia, Encyclopedia, Responsible Travel, The Asean Post, Borneo Futures , UN Environmental Program, NRDC