by Adventure Scientists | Jul 10, 2011 | Uncategorized
This Saturday a team of 6 kayakers from UK universities will fly out to Venezuela for a 2 month kayak expedition. We aim to kayak many first descents in the North West of the country and on return to the UK, promote the region as a world...
by Adventure Scientists | Jul 8, 2011 | Uncategorized
Philosophy Friday… I warned you! This last week’s rather challenging conditions have reminded me that there is nothing like twenty-foot waves to let you know that, as far as nature is concerned, we are just another animal.For much of the Atlantic...
by Adventure Scientists | Jul 7, 2011 | Uncategorized
Day 65: Still Rocking Again, making this a quick blog. Conditions remain windy and rough for a couple more days. After that hopefully I can be a bit more chatty.All well here. Good miles today, but wind still around 30 knots and conditions...
by Adventure Scientists | Jul 5, 2011 | Uncategorized
Toe of the Raven Prescott College students hiked out from the Chugach yesterday-through lush green vegetation & mosquitoes, with skis on backs and hardly any snow in sight we had plenty of questions from tourists indeed. But up high on the glaciers there is...
by Adventure Scientists | Jul 1, 2011 | adventure
On a recent climb of Mount Everest, climber and mountain guides Willie and Damien Benegas collected a sample of the world’s highest known plant life, at 22,300 feet. The sample will be analyzed by two scientific partners working with Adventure Scientists.Tim...
