Northern Pole Of Inaccessability
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I am extremely proud to have been selected to take part in one of the most ambitious polar expeditions of our time; to be the first expedition in history to reach the Northern Pole of Inaccessibility.
Defined as the furthest point from land (or rescue) on the Arctic Ocean and therefore its centre, the Northern Pole of Inaccessibility remains the last truly significant place in the Polar Regions, yet to be reached by mankind and is over two hundred miles further than the Geographic North Pole. The whole journey will be near to 800 miles from the northern shores of Canada and will take-in the North Magnetic Pole on route.
Having been selected for the Ice Warrior #Lastpole Expedition, I will be undergoing a comprehensive and intensive training programme to take on at least one of four 20-day legs, pushing the route across the Arctic Ocean by approximately 200 miles.
Along the route team members will be gathering “crucial datasets” for the scientific community including new and vital data about how the sea ice breaks up, making the whole endeavour a major, globally significant, citizen science project. Partners include NASA, the US National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) scientists, The Met Office, The Scott Polar Institute, The Norwegian Polar Institute and the Russian Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute and others. This vital data will deliver the reality of climate change and make the whole expedition worthwhile and purposeful.
BUT I NEED YOUR HELP TO DO THIS!
I must raise £20,000 to cover my involvement in the expedition. Like all the great expeditions in our history, they rely heavily on sponsorship and funding. Please donate as much as you can to help me achieve this lifetime goal and a do my bit to help protect our planet. This information we are collecting is vital. Naturally, I welcome donations of any size, however if your company would like to be involved as a corporate sponsor then please contact me on stuart@ice-warrior.com. Thanks.
Defined as the furthest point from land (or rescue) on the Arctic Ocean and therefore its centre, the Northern Pole of Inaccessibility remains the last truly significant place in the Polar Regions, yet to be reached by mankind and is over two hundred miles further than the Geographic North Pole. The whole journey will be near to 800 miles from the northern shores of Canada and will take-in the North Magnetic Pole on route.
Having been selected for the Ice Warrior #Lastpole Expedition, I will be undergoing a comprehensive and intensive training programme to take on at least one of four 20-day legs, pushing the route across the Arctic Ocean by approximately 200 miles.
Along the route team members will be gathering “crucial datasets” for the scientific community including new and vital data about how the sea ice breaks up, making the whole endeavour a major, globally significant, citizen science project. Partners include NASA, the US National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) scientists, The Met Office, The Scott Polar Institute, The Norwegian Polar Institute and the Russian Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute and others. This vital data will deliver the reality of climate change and make the whole expedition worthwhile and purposeful.
BUT I NEED YOUR HELP TO DO THIS!
I must raise £20,000 to cover my involvement in the expedition. Like all the great expeditions in our history, they rely heavily on sponsorship and funding. Please donate as much as you can to help me achieve this lifetime goal and a do my bit to help protect our planet. This information we are collecting is vital. Naturally, I welcome donations of any size, however if your company would like to be involved as a corporate sponsor then please contact me on stuart@ice-warrior.com. Thanks.
Organizer
Stuart Ginbey
Organizer
