Thread 2000 Horse People 2003 Being There 2007 The Secret of Africa 2010 The Human Quest: Prospering Within Planetary Boundaries 2012 Världar av Liv 2013 Big World Small Planet 2015 Jordnära 2017 Perpetual Calendar of Life 2018 Filmography Borneo's Rainforest The Brittle Thread Search for the Sea Eagle The Linnaeus Expedition Music video project Funk for Life The Testament of Tebaran The Coral Eden The Contemplator Vamizi - Cradle of Coral Klum has produced documentary films including Borneo's Rainforest and The Brittle Thread (Asia's Last Lions) with his former wife and colleague Monika Klum and The Linnaeus Expedition with producer Folke Rydén. Klum and his team have collaborated on the music video project Funk for Life, with renowned musician Nils Landgren. This project supports Médecins Sans Frontières and their work in Kibera, Kenya. Performances Tales from Reality. Stockholm Concert Hall. 2017 Family Mattias Klum is a grandson of Stefan Anderson, and nephew of Birgit Ridderstedt. He has two sons with his former wife Monika Klum. He is married to artist and photographer Iris Alexandrov since November 2017. Awards and Act of Honour Over the years, Mattias Klum has received numerous awards and grants for his work. Uppsala City Council bestowed him with its gold medal for outstanding work from an Uppsala base, 2002. The King of Sweden granted Klum his medal of the 8th grade with a blue ribbon for his important contributions as a wildlife photographer, 2003. Fellow of The Linnean Society of London, 2006. The Uppsala County Administration granted him the title of Citizen of the Year in Uppland, 2007. Appointed Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, 2008. Fellow of National Geographic Society, 2010. Senior Fellow at Stockholm Resilience Centre, 2011. IUCN Goodwill Ambassador, 2011. Iwan Bolin Prize by Stockholm's Workers Institute, 2012. The Lidman Prize by Swedish Academy of Verbovisual Information, 2012. The Comprehensibility Prize by the Swedish communication agency Publik, 2012. Honorary doctor in Natural Science at Stockholm University, 2013. WWF, World Wildlife Fund Ambassador, 2013. Klum is also a member of the Board of Trustees of WWF Sweden. He has held a position as a Guest Lecturer at Uppsala University and teaches at Stockholm Resilience Centre. The magazine Miljöaktuellt ranked Klum as number 4 of Sweden's 100 most powerful people working for the environment 2013. References External links Mattias Klum Tierra Grande Mattias Klum photography at National Geographic Mattias Klum on Facebook Mattias