Remembering Emmy & BAFTA winning wildlife cameraman Doug Allan

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Recorded17 Jul 2026

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Earlier this year Doug Allan, the cameraman behind award-winning images that helped to bring Sir David Attenborough's conservation work to life, joined us on the Saturday Morning show. Sadly, Doug passed away in Nepal not long after completing a speaking tour of the South Island that had been organised by his son, Liam. Liam has now put together a special charity event 'A Night to Remember' in Queenstown to honour his late father, and continue raising awareness for protecting and restoring the health of New Zealand's oceans - a cause close to his fathers heart. He wants to support not only Doug's conservation legacy but other people dealing with loss.

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