Our ride out of Dusky Sound … rain, clouds & lots of mountains … not my favourite combination 😂

Dolphins in Dusky Sound NZ #research #GeorgeForster

Polynesian navigation #fa’afate #tahiti #research #GeorgeForster

Brilliant Dr Adam Rutherford - Reviving the woolly mammoth isn’t just unethical. It’s impossible theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Raiatea is the sacred homeland of Polynesians and Taputapuatea marae is where it all began. Hobbled through it with my twisted ankle but so glad I finally saw it #research

A day off … snorkelling & a visit from a reef shark … definitely not research #GeorgeForster #FrenchPolynesia

Very last photo … goodbye Polynesia. Lived following George Forster’s footsteps #research

What???? Unbelievable … listening to the Today programme when I’m abroad makes me always feel at home.

Sometimes I envy the ability of certain writers to command words far more perfectly than I can manage. Ian Dunt, I salute you!! #StupidTrump

My first little outing of the man I’ve spent last 4 years with … telegraph.co.uk/travel/destina…

Today, 166 years ago Alexander von Humboldt died (he was 89 years). He changed the way we think about nature (describing it as a web of life) & predicted climate change. Can't believe it's been 10 years since I published 'Invention of Nature'. It's change my life. In so many ways

Andrea Wulf I must say the book has changed my life too! Read it twice already and will definitely read again, this is one of the most inspiring books I have ever read!

I cannot recommend this book highly enough. Reading it was a transformative experience👇

Andrea Wulf Changed my life, too. Thank you so much for writing it. It's still one of the best biographies I've ever read.

Andrea Wulf Your book was super impactful to me when I was in high school-thank you for this gift

#SpecialCollections Image-A-Day📚⛰️ Views of Nature (1850) by Alexander von Humboldt (died 6 May 1859) and The Invention of Nature (2016) by Andrea Wulf (#HistSci Collections University of Oklahoma Libraries) #HistSTM #NatHist #RareBooks #OTD

A great book about a fascinating man with a thirst for knowledge gained through interdisciplinary understanding, including sciences, arts, and social ethics. Thank you Andrea Wulf for this book.

(You can get a quick taster of what's in the book from my extended interview with Andrea Wulf on BBC Discovery bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03…)

I'm excited that “Invention of Nature” is part of John Murray Press classic series (with Jane Austen & David Attenborough). A new edition with a brilliant foreword by the even more brilliant Merlin Sheldrake

Devoured this book. Lily King is such a brilliant writer. A proper writer - in the old-fashioned sense (in the best possible way). Quiet, yet so powerful. Also loved “Euphoria” & “Writers & Lovers”.