With a background in the Royal Marines and latterly working for the United Nations, Henry Chamberlain has been involved in ensuring aid reaches places that need it most at times when only a few dare to go. In this lecture he will give us insight into the troubles in getting support, materials and food to these far-flung places and the strategies used to overcome them. He will also be sharing images and stories from some of these expeditions.

Featured image: Henry Chamberlain

Upcoming regional event

Climate Emergency: Implications of new evidence of increased storms and sea level rise on the south coast of England

[Online] Dr. Samantha Cope (Havant Borough Council), Dr. Matthew Wadey (Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council), Dr. Ivan Haigh (National Oceanography Centre) present SCOPAC research results that suggest a trend of increased storminess could be underway on England’s south coast.

 

27 January 2021

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