· John Adams: a member of the Army’s Accident Investigation team
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· Felicity Aston spent 3 years in Antarctica working as a meterologist. Now, a keen polar adventurer, she is organising the Commonwealth Women's Antarctic Expedition.
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· Jeff Blumenfeld is the editor of Expedition News.
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| · Antonia Bolingbroke-Kent travelled 12,500 miles by tuk tuk from Bangkok to Brighton and works for the Adventurists who organise the Mongol Ralley amongst others.
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· Hilary Bradt co-founder of Bradt Travel Guides and more recently involved in 'giving something back' to local communities through Stuff Your Rucksack.
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· Jamie Buchanan-Dunlop is an educator and expedition leader. He is director of Digital Explorer who aim to enhance young people's engagement with the wider world.
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· Luce Choules runs her own design practice that specialises in information mapping, editorial photography and visual communication.
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· Matthew Davies is a partner at Hill Dickinson law firm specialising in leisure and expedition litigation.
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· Roger Daynes spent 2 years in Antarctica with BAS and set up and runs Snowsled Polar.
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· Paul Deegan has extensive mountaineering experience including 3 trips to Everest.
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· Charles Foster is a barrister, writer and traveller with extensive experience organising desert expeditions, particularly involving camels.
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· Tina Fotherby ran The YES Consultancy, a PR consultancy specialising in promoting expeditions via media relations.
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· Paul Goodyer is CEO of Nomad Travel Stores and Medical Centres he also writes weekly travel tips for the Sunday Times.
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· Dominic Hall runs Fieldskills UK build on experience from over 20 expedions including over two years living in his jungle hammock.
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| · Richard Hammond writes a regular Guardian column on green travel and is currently writing the Rough Guide to Green Travel.
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· Martin Hartley specialises in documenting the most inaccessible parts of the planet.
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· Peter Harvey is founding director of Wilderness Expertise and currently consults for teams working in remote environments.
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· Alex Hibbert is an expedition leader, photographer, athelete and zoologist. He recently led the Tiso TransGreenland Expedition.
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· Al Humphreys attended Explore in 2000 and upon graduating was inspired to cycle round the world. He has written two books on his journey and is currently planning an unsupported return journey to the South Pole.
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· Tori James became the youngest British female to summit Mt Everest last year and previously was part of the first female team to complete the Polar Challenge.
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· Richard Jeynes runs TrailQuest who run motorbike and off-road expeditions as well as offering training to those planning their own.
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· Neil Laughton has travelled to over 60 countries, organised and led a dozen expeditions to each of the seven continents and climbed the seven summits.
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· Richard Leafe is head of the Lake District National Park.
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· Jason Lewis recently returned from 13 years circumnavigating the world by human power.
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· Rob Lilwal spent 3 years cycling home from Siberia through Papua New Guinea, Tibet and Afganistan. He is currently writing a book about it.
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· Mac Mackenney, from Army helicopter technician to overland expedition logistics. Mac has worked with Sir Ranulph Fiennes and on the Xtreme Everest medical research expedition.
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· Nick McWilliam has travelled the world by mapping it. As a GIS expert he currently works for a charity called MapAction.
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· Duncan Milligan has been a tour leader/driver for Dragoman Overland for the last 5 years, in this time he has driven from the UK to Cameroon and back, Nairobi to Cape Town, kathmandu and the UK via China, Tibet and Central Asia.
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| · James Moore is a Matron/Emergency Nurse at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital and is Director of Travel Health Consultancy. He has extensive experience working as an expedition medic on expeditions across the globe. |
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| · Bryony Morgan studied Biology at Newcastle University where she completed two undergraduate expeditions. She then went on to work for the World Bank on biodiversity projects in Indonesia and Mongolia, and is now studying for an MSc. |
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· Mark Mulligan, Department of Geography at Kings College London is an active researcher who promotes the importance of field research as fundamental to understanding and better managing environments and ecosystems.
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· Hallam Murray now a freelance lecturer, writer and photographer has cycled from California to Tierra del Fuego and across the Falklands as well as visiting India with the whole family by bike!
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· Andy Pag as been running vehicle based expeditions across the Sahara for over 10 years, including 2007’s world’s first carbon negative expedition to Timbuktu in a chocolate powered truck and more recently he organized the Grease to Greece fat-finding challenge to Athens
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| · Suresh Paul of Equal Adventure who has canoed with disabled friends down the Ganges and across Arctic Canada.
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| · Roger Payne is a climber and mountian guide with first ascents all over the world.
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| · Jo Royle is one of Europe's leading young female ocean yacht racing skippers. Over 75,000 miles worht of sailing experience, has taken her through some wild and wonderful environments.
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· Sam Rutherford began as a helicopter pilot in the British Army and having experience of over 80 foreign countries set up Prepare2Go providing rally-raid logistics support.
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· Ivan Scales is now a lecturer at Cambridge after recently finishing a PhD on the socio-economic dimensions of deforestation.
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· Dr Helen Scales is a marine biologists, writer and broadcaster.
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· Richard Scrase is a Science Media Producer. He frequently works with Redcurrent Films. This year he co-produced a film about the Millennium Seed Bank for the Nuffield Foundation.
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· Nick Smith is a writer, photographer and editor currently writing a book on Zanzibar.
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· Dr Catherine Souch is Head of Research and Higher Education at the RGS-IBG.
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· Jonathan Stevens works for Impact International, a keen traveller - particularly to the Arctic, North America and the Karakoram - Jonathan has an extensive background in leading adventurous expeditions and helping other to do the same.
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| · Richard Teeuw is a lecturer in applied geomorphology and remote sensing at Portsmouth University. From undergraduate level to today Richard has travelled the world using remote sensing as part of his fieldwork.
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| · Paul Walker is the world's most experienced leader of mountaineering expedition to Arctic Greenland. He owns Tangent Expeditions - a Greenland Expedition Specialist Company. |
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