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New exhibition by Cristian Barnett running from November 2015 to January 2016.

Jacha, Gwyn and Kate visit the Getty Gallery

In September 2015 Orangutan Appeal UK were invited by the Malaysian branch of Jane Goodall’s Roots and Shoots movement.

Orangutan sculpture made entirely from rubbish collected on the beach Jacha spent a morning on the beach with Gerallt Evans (artist...

Traumatised by the dog meat trade, Jacha makes a new sculpture to show his feelings.

Jacha and Gwyn visit Sepilok in Borneo.

Jacha and Gwyn now support Gava Kids, supporting Namibian children in education.

Jacha created these two sculptures to raise awareness of the treatment of palm civets in the coffee trade. Kopi Luwak is the world’s most...

Africa Geographic invite Jacha to make a blog post.

Raising awareness of the most trafficked mammal in the world.

Canned hunting is the hunting of wild animals in a confined area from which they cannot escape, it is legal in South Africa.

Jacha decided to create a community art project to raise awareness of the plight of the rhinos.

Jacha’s new gallery is located in the basement of Betws-y-Coed Railway Station, and predominately showcasing Jacha’s environmental art, spre

Step into something different. The natural beauty of Snowdonia meets eclectic style in Jacha's luxurious boutique lets.

On 27th September 2013, Jacha was privileged to be a part of a Hope 4 Apes gala dinner in the Savoy Hotel hosted by Sir David Attenborough.

Jacha spent a week at Merchiston Castle School in Edinburgh talking to the boys about Orangutans and the fight they face for survival.

In 2010 Jacha took part in a volunteer programme with Ape Action Africa at their sanctuary in Mefou National Park, Cameroon.