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Sistema Huautla 2020 Flag Expedition

Expedition Website: PESHcaving.org Expedition Brochure: Sistema Huautla 2020 Flag Expedition (12 meg)Follow this expedition on Facebook and InstagramBill Steele is a 40 year member of

SAVE THE DATE! Explorers Club Texas Winter Meeting

The Explorers Club Texas Chapter Winter Meeting February 15, 16 in Glen Rose, Tx. and Dallas, Tx $45 Cost for Sunday Lunch Meeting, Perot Museum,

Once More, West Hanson’s Arctic Cowboys Will Be The First … In History To Paddle The Northwest Passage

They established new Amazon headwaters, then paddled the entire 4,000 mile length of the Amazon. Next, they become the first on the planet to paddle

Don Walsh, Ocean Explorer – Texas Chapter 4th Quarter Meeting

Location: The Cow Library in the home of Harlan and Cathy Crow. Speaker: Captain Don Walsh, deep ocean explorer, U.S. Navy Capitan (Ret.), world leader

The Evolution of Beauty with Richard O. Prum – Nov 18

Monday November 18, 2019 Public Lecture Series with Richard O. Prum What can explain the incredible diversity of beauty in nature? A celebrated Yale ornithologist

Space Exploration: An Evening with the Interstellar Probe Team

Join The Explorers Club for an evening of food and fascinating discussion with the team studying an ambitious new mission to explore further than humanity

Film Screening: “Cosmic Birth – We went to the Moon, but discovered Earth” – Nov 15

For millennia humans have looked up and admired the Moon. Between 1968 and 1972, the Apollo program brought twenty-four American astronauts into lunar orbit –

In Search of Robinson Crusoe with Daisuke Takahashi – Nov. 4, 2019

Three hundred years ago Daniel Defoe published a tale of perhaps the world’s most well-known castaway, Robinson Crusoe. Defoe’s famed novel is believed to be modeled after the epic story of the marooned buccaneer, Alexander Selkirk (1686 – 1721). Selkirk survived for more than 4 years alone on a remote Pacific island in Chile’s Jan Fernández Archipelago, now known as Isla Robinson Crusoe.

Ancient pottery wrecks in the Gulf of Thailand with Bruce Konefe

Visiting Explorer Program with Bruce Konefe The Gulf of Thailand is littered with shipwrecks, sunk by massive storms in their time. At a maximum depth

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