- Renowned wildlife cameraman Doug Allan, aged 74, has died while trekking in Nepal.
- Allan was celebrated as a "true pioneer" of wildlife filmmaking, known for his work on iconic BBC series such as Planet Earth, Frozen Planet, and The Blue Planet.
- He frequently collaborated with Sir David Attenborough and received multiple Bafta and Emmy awards, alongside an OBE in 2024 for his contributions to broadcast media and environmental awareness.
- His management company confirmed he passed away "immersed in nature and surrounded by friends," leaving behind a visual legacy that inspired awe and respect for the planet.
- Allan's career in wildlife filmmaking began after a chance meeting with Sir David Attenborough in 1981, following his work as a research diver in the Antarctic.
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