Mick Conefrey, the author of Fallen, the new biography of George Mallory, talks about researching his Everest books and documentaries at the Society, and the crucial importance of archival research.

  • LectureDense boreal forest with tall sparse trees in foreground, overlooking a large calm lake under a clear sky.

    Canoeing 1,000 miles across the Barren Lands

    During their 60-day long unsupported canoe crossing that straddles over 1,000 miles, the expedition filmed local fauna as well as their own proceedings to produce a documentary highlighting the importance of preservation of these lands in their natural state.

  • WorkshopAn aerial view of fragmented ice sheets floating on dark, cold waters.

    Sustainable polar science for a changing climate

    In this event, we will explore emerging sustainable technologies we can use to monitor and predict environmental change in polar regions.

  • LectureAnne Strathie posing for a photo in front of the natural harbour on Deception Island.

    A history of polar exploration in 50 objects - Stamford

    Writer, biographer and researcher Anne Strathie shares stories of objects from key periods in polar exploration history, from Cook’s circumnavigations in the 1770s to the aviation age of the early 1930s.

    £10.00 - £14.00