Expedition Update: And the rain comes!
Our initial recce into both Wadis left us feeling disappointed when each time we were stopped by massive rocks blocking the way..
Read More →Expedition Update: Chief Leader
The basecamp seems desolate and deserted after both groups left to pursue their own adventures..
Read More →A small corner of the Amazon
If I were to say the word ‘rainforest’ what normally springs to mind is an endless expanse of untamed wilderness..
Read More →Friday Photo: Adolfo
Without the help and support of local field guides, our work in the Amazon simply could not have happened. This is Adolfo, aged 64, he comes from a village on the edge of the Pacaya-Samiria reserve..
Read More →Is there anything left to explore?
November saw one of the expedition and fieldwork highlights of the year, the annual Explore weekend at the Royal Geographical Society. .
Read More →Empty Quarter Expedition: Facts
Prior to planning an expedition to the country, I knew embarrassingly little about Oman. I still don’t know very much..
Read More →Empty Quarter Expedition: Kit
An expedition doesn’t start in the field. It begins months (probably years) before with hushed conversations, excitable research and lists, lists, lists..
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Read More →The Empty Quarter Expedition: History
The Sultanate of Oman is a unique land in the Arabian Peninsula, home to mankind for millennia. Despite Oman’s largely arid and formidable terrain, it is home to..
Read More →10,000 hits and that Monday morning feeling
It’s a Monday morning and I’ve got that all too infrequent Monday morning feeling; excitement..
Read More →The Jaguar
Perhaps the most Iconic image we brought home from the Amazon..
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