Though we have been silent through the pandemic period we have been busy and we can not wait to share our new website with you, as well as celebrate the last decade of exploration with you.
Yes, that’s correct, 10 years (2011-2021) and to celebrate this we will be looking at past projects, sharing stories with you that you have not seen before. All the while preparing you for what the next decade holds for us as a team.
The Down Parka I am wearing serves as an indication of what is to come, but do not worry we will still be wearing flip flops and Khaki Shorts on many of our adventures, we have not left the majestic African Bush forever.
Though what I can share with you is that our stories will form part of an ongoing series focusing on highlighting the plight of conservation areas, the importance of tourism, and the need for citizen science in the same way our work has done for the past decade.
This time with some bears, wolves, beavers, glaciers, and snow-covered mountains.
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Award Winning citizen science, syllabus based, Environmental Research, Education & Capacity Building Yet all of these can be missed for they are but a breath."
With the current state of our planet and the damage sustained by our fragile environment in mind this page is designed to share with you what we find on our trips, expeditions and adventures. We are proud to be partnered with some amazing organisations and companies promoting environmental awareness and education in local communities within our research and project areas. "For it is truly when we
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All good things come to an end.
We would like to thank all who have been involved with the project and look forward to what is to come.
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That’s a wrap on and we look forward to sharing our next adventure with you across our pages.
It’s is a privilege to work with and ambassador organizations such as the and the various programs they manage globally.
We look forward to the next chapter and many more adventures together.
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12/08/2021
CLIMATE
Our partnership with the Antarctic Science Foundation not only provides us with an opportunity to learn from some of the planets leading scientists, but also to assist them in collecting data.
We will be collecting clean air data across the continent as well as human biological data which will be used to understand the human body for interplanetary manned space missions.
Follow Our Expedition:
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11/08/2021
COMMUNITY
Scouting is one of the main WHY factors behind the expedition.
Our partnership with this global organisation allows us to connect with the decision makers of tomorrow.
Showcasing the importance of climate change and asking them to push for a sustainable NET ZERO future.
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Welcome to this web series focusing on and what it takes to manage a world first expedition
Join John ( ) as he discusses various parts of the expedition with Gareth ( ) and Richard ( )
Please let us know if what other topics you would like us to touch on in the comments below and we will be sure to try and touch on them over the next few months as the expedition unfolds.
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09/08/2021
MORE ON NAVIGATION
Today navigation is not much different, but with some assistance from modern maps and GPS navigation systems.
Though we still rely on the natural environment to find our way
∙ Using the position of our shadows on the ice
∙ The Direction of the wind
∙ The position of the sun
No matter how advance we are with satellite communication and navigation, we still need to know the basics.
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08/08/2021
NAVIGATION
Though we cannot provide you with an image of Shackleton, Scott or Amundson using a sextant on one of there expeditions, this is the closet we can get courtesy of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions
“Using a sextant to take a siting on the first guided ski expedition to the South Pole in 1988. Mike Sharp, the leader of this expedition, continued to pioneer travel to Antarctica and went on to become an owner of ALE.”
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Please follow the link in our bio if you can support our crowd funder every bit helps our projects in Antarctica.
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