3rd November 2009 | Journalism, NatGeo Adventure, Travel
Watch the Video: What is Explore?
Ever wanted to plan your own expedition? Raise funds? Learn how to communicate and navigate, deal with logistics and politics when you’re on the road, or find out what to do with all that information and experience when you’re back?
Ever wanted to plan your own expedition? Raise funds? Learn how to communicate and navigate, deal with logistics and politics when you’re on the road, or find out what to do with all that information and experience when you’re back?Then you need to get yourself along to EXPLORE – the expedition & fieldwork planning weekend. Held each year for the last four decades it’s where the potential explorers of the future meet to plan their expeditions, network, and learn from those who’ve already been.
It’s the kind of thing I wish I’d known about years ago.
The weekend includes lectures and workshops with expert speakers in all fields designed to help you realise your dreams and give you the opportunity to mingle with other like minded people. So don’t sit there wondering ‘What if?’, make it happen.
You could be designing and leading your own expedition before you know it, whether it’s a mountaineering and trekking expedition, tropical forest expedition, polar & arctic environment, desert and savanna environment, above and below the oceans, river canoeing and kayaking, vehicle based expedition, or a bicycle expedition.
To find out more click one of the following links or watch the ‘What is Explore?’ video presented by Paul Deegan.
Programme | Speakers | Opening Lecture (with George McGavin) | Book Online
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A roommate urged me to check out this website, brill post, fanstatic read… keep up the cool work!
Thanks Jeff, glad you liked. I’ll be sure to post more on this in the New Year when the book publishing schedule has calmed down a little.