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 Humpback Whales Start The Southern Migration (2008-09-15)
Pam and I have just spent a week in Exmouth photographing Humpback Whales for a research database. In 5 days on the water we travelled 160 NM in our 6.3 metre RIB. We photographed 138 whales and also recorded several hours of whale song with a portable hydrophone.
Exmouth is an important rest....View Details >> |
Chris and Clarke complete their Adventure! (2008-08-10)
Heres some text from their latest few updates on their adventure of a lifetime (hope they dont mind me stealing it!)....please let me know if u do!
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We'd done it. We were standing in the water, on the most extreme westerly tip of Vic....View Details >> |
 Sperm Whales of the Azores (2008-07-18)
It is a mere 21 years since whaling ceased in the Azores. Today the deep waters surrounding these volcanic islands supports a permanent population of sperm whales. Nature's deepest diver and largest toothed predator exploits the region's abundance of squid. Today, its economic contribution is mu....View Details >> |
 Java Sea Revisited - The HMS Exeter Expedition 2008 (2008-05-03)
LEGENDARY BRITISH WW11 WARSHIP DISCOVERED!
The discovery of the wreck of the legendary British heavy cruiser HMS Exeter, along with one of her two destroyer escorts, HMS Encounter, can now ‘officially’ be revealed for the first time after a successful multi day / multi dive expedition to the....View Details >> |
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EXPEDITION 'JOB 74': Kevin Denlay (FI 98) recently carried Explorers Club Flag #118 on a hull survey expedition entitled Expedition 'Job 74' to the wrecks of the battleship HMS Prince of Wales and the battle cruiser HMS Repulse. Both British ships were sunk, with substantial loss of life, by Japanes....View Details >> |
Upcoming expedition in April 2009 (2008-02-14)
In April 2009, we will commence our 12-month journey traversing the steppes at the heart of the Asian continent. Beginning in the Ural Mountains in Russia, we will work our way through Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan), western China, Mongolia and Sibe....View Details >> |
 Clark and Chris back from sailing to Chile (2007-12-16)
Clark Carter and I just got back from helping sail the 20m expedition yacht 'Blizzard' from Hobart 1/2 way around the world to Chile, via the sub-Antarctic islands of Auckland and Campbell island. It was an amazing trip, and we were lucky with the weather, the worst gales blowing up to 55kn, with so....View Details >> |
 Ice and Ocean: Greenland 07 - flag expedition (2007-07-30)
Graham Charles (member) and Marcus Waters of the Adventure Philosophy team will fly to Greenland in August to ski and kite 750km from Angmassilik to Ilulissat. Once there they will turn this journey into a 'one of a kind' by switching skis for kayaks and paddling 500km south down the coast to Nuuk. ....View Details >> |
 Flag Expedition - Sperm Whales of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (2007-07-09)
Fellow member, Wade Hughes (USA) and I have just returned from the Azores where we carried flag # 85. Our purpose was to photograph and record audio from from sperm whales and in particular the "sonar" reaction to encounters with divers.
We worked with Nikon D200 and D2X cameras underwater and....View Details >> |
80 day conservation film to be made in Tasmania (2007-06-23) (2007-06-23)
At the start of February 2008, a team of 8 will be spending 80 days in South West Tasmania, exploring the impacts humans have on the environment and the impact the environment has on humans. We will have cinematographers, sound technicians, camera crews, producers, and writers on board, to make thi....View Details >> |
GLobal Warming and its effects on the Inuit study completed (2007-06-23)
The April 2007 Expedition to Greenland, was to interview the indigenous Inuit on the East and West Coasts about how global warming has and will affect their culture and lifestyle as well as documenting areas which are the most severely affected. This was documented on film for use as a documentary....View Details >> |
 Indian Ocean Rowing Race 2009 (2007-05-12)
Clark Carter along with fellow adventurer Ryan Storey have just entered the first ever inaugral Indian Ocean rowing race in 2009, organised by woodvale events. The pair will row their 7m ocean rowing boat over 6000 km of open ocean from Western Australia to Mauritious - taking approximately 75-90 da....View Details >> |
 Our First News Piece! (2007-05-12)
Ok everyone - the new ANZEC webpage is up and running! You can login and change your details, upload photos to the gallery, write your own news pieces like this one to keep everyone up to date on what you're doing!
When you get a chance, please do fill in your details and find a photo of yourself....View Details >> |
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