Come and join us for a Free Polar Evening of Adventure in Kensington on the 11th May, where there will be a presentation by expert leader and naturalist Susan Adie on how you can experience the fascinating region.
Location: Kensington Central Library
Date: 11th May 2011
Join us to discover more about the ultimate adventure: expedition cruising amongst scarcely touched landscapes with spectacular wildlife.
Susan Adie our expert leader & naturalist from the USA will take us on a journey into an area close to her heart presenting stunning images and talking in depth about how you too can experience the incredible Polar region.
Spaces are limited so book your Free ticket(s) now
Format for the evening
Venue: The Lecture Theatre, Kensington Central Library, Philimore Walk, London W8 7RX
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Welcome drinks: from 19:15 - A chance to meet the team and browse our brochures.
Presentation: 1945 – 2100
Q&A session: 2100 – 2130 want to know more? Susan and the team will be on hand to chat through any further queries you may have.
Presenter: Susan Adie
SUSAN ADIE
Expedition Leader / Lecturer / Naturalist / Consultant
Susan is a graduate of Cornell University, where among other projects she wrote and presented a radio program on bird biology while a student there. For 30 years she has been exploring and guiding in the remote corners of the earth. In her early years she guided trips and trained teachers for the US Fish and Wildlife Service. She started working on expedition cruise ships in 1989 as a natural history lecturer on voyages to such remote areas as the coral reefs of the Caribbean, South Pacific including French Polynesia; the rainforests of Central America and the Amazon; in the High Arctic of Alaska, Russia, Canada, Greenland, British Isles, Norway and the North Pole and in the Antarctic, along the Peninsula, Ross Sea and the Far Side. In 1993 she began as Expedition Leader in these same remote areas. Her keen observations and research helped her to discover new areas where wildlife can be found throughout the Arctic and Antarctic. Susan has lead more then 140 expeditions in the Arctic and Antarctic.
In 1985, Susan developed Northwind Nature Education Opportunities Inc, a non-profit environmental education organization that promotes understanding of remote wilderness areas through teacher and student training workshops and natural history travel programs. In 2004, she also formed the company Expedition Cruise Planning and Logistics that consults to various expedition travel companies guiding their expedition operations, as a representative to the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators, recruits and train expedition staff and planning and execution of marine based expeditions for several international private travel companies.
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