Arguably one of the greatest women explorers of all time, from 1848 until 1853, Lucy Atkinson, in company with her husband and newly born baby, travelled on horseback over 40,000 miles in some of the most remote and hostile regions of Central Asia and Siberia.
This CPD event is for teachers with some previous GIS experience (previously attended a 'getting started' workshop or completed learn paths).
We are very pleased to have received funding from the Flotilla Foundation to build on our work as educational partner for the Weddell Sea Expedition.
The winners of ‘Young Geographer of the Year 2015’ were announced today at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG). To celebrate the centenary of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance Expedition, pupils nationwide were asked to respond to the question ‘Why does Antarctica matter?’
Chipo Meke is a Management Consultant for KMPG in London.
In 2019, PhD student Silvia Hassouna from Aberystwyth University explored environmental and artistic approaches to the preservation of cultural heritage from loss and expropriation in the West Bank.
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