SHACKLETON LIVE x ROYAL ENFIELD // Louis Rudd - Himalayas. Join us to hear @louisruddmbe share his 1000-mile winter route across the Himalayas on the new @royalenfield Himalayan 450. 📅 25 July 2024.⏰ 6:30pm.📍 Shackleton 214 Piccadilly, London, W1J 7BX.

Join us for an exclusive evening with @JohnGGeiger, @RCGS_SGRC and @DavidLMearns, who this week successfully found the wreck of Quest, off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador.⁠.⁠.7pm⁠ 20th June, 2024⁠ .214 Piccadilly, London, W1J 7BX⁠.⁠. #Quest

RT @BBCNews: Explorer Shackleton's last ship found on ocean floor

RT @RCGS_SGRC: A very special thank you to @WeAreShackleton, our expedition partner, as well as @MemorialU, @marineinstitute, @FramMuseum a….

RT @RCGS_SGRC: BREAKING: An expedition led by @rcgs_sgrc has found the wreck of Quest, Sir Ernest Shackleton’s last ship, in the Labrador S….

RT @CanGeo: A very special thank you to @WeAreShackleton, our expedition partner, as well as @MemorialU, @marineinstitute, @FramMuseum and….

RT @CanGeo: BREAKING: An expedition led by @RCGS_SGRC has found the wreck of Quest, Sir Ernest Shackleton’s last ship, in the Labrador Sea.….

The shipwreck of Ernest Shackleton’s ‘Quest’ has been discovered between Canada and Greenland. Read the full story in the @shackletonofficial journal where Co-Founder, @martinbrooks reports from the ship at the centre of the @RCGS_SGRC expedition.

RT @CanGeo: EXPEDITION ANNOUNCEMENT. @RCGS_SGRC @CanGeo CEO @JohnGGeiger and a team of international experts is in the Labrador Sea searchi….

RT @RCGS_SGRC: EXPEDITION ANNOUNCEMENT. @RCGS_SGRC @CanGeo CEO @JohnGGeiger and a team of international experts is in the Labrador Sea sear….

"I think working at sea makes you really robust in life." - @jo_royle. #Shackleton #LiveCourageously

“. but what we didn't know at the time was that actually the next time we would see land would be 46 days later.” - @jo_royle. #Shackleton #LiveCourageously

Jo Royle (@jo_royle) has been spearheading global marine programs and sailing ventures for over 20 years. She designed and built the Plastiki, a 60-foot catamaran made out of reclaimed plastic bottles which, in 2010 she skippered across the Pacific.

One of the courageous individuals shortlisted for this year's Shackleton Medal is Dr. Heather Lynch who has dedicated nearly two decades to mapping the distribution and abundance of Antarctic penguin species. Read her recent interview with @oceano.mag:

The winner of the 2024 Shackleton Medal for the Protection of the Polar Regions is @valeriecourtois, for revolutionising climate conservation in the Canadian arctic. @CanGeo .@RCGS_SGRC .@50SussexEvents.

In the latest Shackleton Journal Explorer and Research Scientist, @ximena_avage shares how she has worked to overcome grief and trauma through her commitment to researching and protecting the polar regions. A worthwhile read indeed:

In our latest journal, Head of Conservation for @WWF_Arctic, Martin Sommerkorn discusses the difficulties which come with choosing a career devoted to protecting the polar regions, and the moments where he has rejoiced because it's all been worth it.

In the latest Shackleton journal Penguin Expert, @TheLynchLab discusses the most challenging and rewarding aspects of studying Antarctic wildlife, from limited access to ships and stations to pushing through positive policy outcomes. #LiveCourageously

In the latest instalment of the Shackleton journal, Shackleton Medal shortlister and Explorer and Research Scientist, @felicity_aston answers questions from @Hallibee1 about the ultimate polar mic-drop. Read on: #Shackleton #LiveCourageously

Florian Ledoux is award-winning photographer and filmmaker, and the man responsible for extraordinary images of polar bears hunting reindeer in David Attenborough’s recent @BBC series, Mammals. Meet the Shackleton Medal shortlister: #ShackletonMedal