PROFILE
Resume (PDF file)

• Burden, George & Grant, Dorothy, “Amazing Medical Stories”, Goose Lane Editions, Fredericton, (Summer) 2003 www.gooselane.com
• DEPOSITS Magazine, Suffolk, UK: www.depositsmag.com
  Issue 16, Autumn 2008: "Part 1:Joggins-A Carboniferous Fossil Forest Site"
  Issue 17, Winter 2009: "Part 2: Blue Beach-A Locality in the Annapolis Valley
  Issue 18, Spring 2009: "Part 3-Wasson's Bluff-A Locality Near Parrsboro
  Issue 19, Summer 2009: "Amber Deposits in the Dominican Republic's Northern Cordillera"
• THE MEDICAL POST, Toronto, Ontario: www.medicalpost.com
  October 7, 2008: "A Date With History in the Judean Desert"
  August 18, 2009: "Salt of the Earth"
• OCEAN, Rodanthe, North Carolina: www.oceanmag.org
  Vol. 5, Issue 19, 2008: "Antarctic Sojourn"
• ANCIENT EGYPT, Manchester, UK: www.ancientegyptmagazine.com
  Vol. 6, No. 3, Issue 33, December/January, 2005: "Ancient Egyptian Medicine"

www.biology.ualberta.ca/faculty/philip_currie/
discover.com/may_99/dino.html
nserc.ca/msmith/recipients/2004_e.htm
www.dinosaurresearch.com   Link to Site   PDF File

www.anthonydalton.com

• Dalton, Anthony, "WAYWARD SAILOR, in search of the real Tristan Jones", International Marine/McGraw-Hill, May 2003

• Davis, Wade, "The Wafinders"
• Davis, Wade, "The Serpent and the Rainbow", Schuster, 1997
• Davis, Wade, "One River", Schuster, 1997
• Davis, Wade, "The Clouded Leopard: Travels to Landscapes of Spirit and Desire", Roundhouse Publishing, 1997
• Davis, Wade, "Nomads of the Dawn: The Penan of the Borneo Rain Forest", Pomegranate, 1995
• Davis, Wade, "Light at the Edge of the World: A Journey Through the Realm of Vanishing Cultures", National Geographic, 2002
• Davis, Wade, "Passage of Darkness: The Ethnobiology of the Haitian Zombie", University of North Carolina Press, 1998
• Davis, Wade, "Rainforest: Ancient Realm of the Pacific Northwest", Chelsea Green Publishing Company, 1988

www.jamesdelgado.com
www.jamesdelgado.com/JPDResumeApr2006.pdf

• Delgado, James, "Waterfront: The Illustrated Maritime Story of Greater Vancouver", Stanton, Atkins, Dosil, Oct 2005
• Delgado, James, "Adventures of a Sea Hunter: In Search of Famous Shipwrecks:, Douglas & McIntyre, Nov 2004
• Delgado, James, “Lost Warships: An Archaeological Tour Of War At Sea”, Douglas & McIntyre, Vancouver/Toronto, 2001
• Delgado, James, “Across the Top: The Quest for the Northwest Passage”, Douglas & McIntyre, Vancouver/Toronto, 1999
• Delgado, James, "Ghost Fleet: The Sunken Ships of Bikini Atoll", University of Hawaii Press,1999
• Delgado, James, "Encyclopedia of Underwater and Maritime Archaeology", Yale University Press, Jan 1998

• September 2009: Explore Magazine Article on Blaze: The Niagara Escarpment Race (http://adventurescience.ca/media.html)
• September 29, 2009: Discovery Channel's Daily Planet Segment on the science behind Blaze 
• June 14, 2009: CBC Radio One Interview with Dr. Mark Tarnopolsky of McMaster University
• September/October 2009: Outpost Magazine, Field Notes - Science of trail running
• March 2009: Canadian Running Magazine: Adventure racers searching for lost aircrafts

Having lived for most of the past decade in Asia, Fuchs’ work has centered on indigenous mountain cultures, oral histories and with an obsessive interest in tea. His photos and stories have appeared in World Geographic, The Earth, Silkroad Foundation, The China Post Newspaper, New Ideas, Outdoor Exploration, Voyage, Outpost, The Toronto Star and Traveler, with published work appearing on three continents. His work and life were the inspiration for a Chinese television documentary “Follow Me” (Tanglong International Media Group), which focused upon a project in which he lived with Tibetan nomads at 5000 metres for a month. Ultimately his continued returns to the eastern Himalayas have found him a home there amidst tea and mountains.

His recently released book The Ancient Tea Horse Road (Penguin Publishers) details his 8-month groundbreaking journey traveling and chronicling one of the world’s great trade routes, The Tea Horse Road. Fuchs is the first westerner to have completed the entire route stretching almost six thousand kilometers through the Himalayas and a dozen cultures.

www.jefffuchs.com

www.johngeiger.net

• Geiger, John, "The Third Man Factor - The Secret to Survival in Extreme Environments"
• Geiger, John, "Frozen In Time: The fate of the Franklin Expedition", Greystone Publishing, 2000
• Geiger, John, "Dead Silence: The greatest mystery in Arctic discovery", Viking, 1993
• Geiger, John, "Chapel of Extreme Experience: A short history of stroboscopic light and the Dream machine", Soft Skull Press, 2003

Andrew Gregg left southern Ontario in 1986 and got into television-in the Yukon. His career has always been a bit accidental-a lucky break led to a stint at CBC's The Journal beginning in 1989 and a quick decision to quit in 1996 led to a wildly fun documentary film making career. Andrew has worked all over the world, making films for CBC-including the premiere episode of "Canada: A Peoples History," several episodes of Life and Times, "Locked Horns" for Witness and "Geologic Journey: Rockies." His work has also been seen on Discovery Canada, History Television and CTV and internationally on Discovery, National Geographic (with fellow club member Wade Davis), NHK, Smithsonian and ARTE. He is currently finishing a four part series called "The Adventurers" for CBC's The Nature of Things, shot in Borneo, Egypt, Polynesia and Baja. His next project is with photographer and EC medal winner Chris Rainier, on a journey to meet the Mentawai of Siberut, off the west coast of Sumatra. That project has been sold to Bravo/The Doc Channel/Smithsonian Television. He is also planning to work on new CBC series, "Geologic Journey: World." Most of Andrew's work is done with 90th Parallel Productions in Toronto.
http://www.90thparallel.ca/
CBC Nature of Things - The Adventurers

http://www.magazine.utoronto.ca/04summer/alumninotes.asp
http://www.neil4sharks.org/

PROFILE
www.harpley.ca

www.keough-art.com

• Keough, Pat & Rosemarie. Antarctica: Explorer Series, Volume 1. Salt Spring Island, Canada: Nahanni Productions Inc., 2002. Numerous international awards.
• Keough, Pat & Rosemarie. The Beauty of Renfrew and Area. Salt Spring Island, Canada: Nahanni Productions Inc., 1997. Regional best-seller.
• Keough, Pat & Rosemarie. Wild and Beautiful Sable Island, Salt Spring Island, Canada: Nahanni Productions Inc., 1993. Regional best-seller.
• Keough, Pat & Rosemarie. Beautiful Arnprior, Salt Spring Island, Canada: Nahanni Productions Inc., 1992. Regional best-seller.
• Keough, Pat & Rosemarie. The Niagara Escarpment: A Portfolio, Toronto, Canada: Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 1990. Canadian best-seller.
• Keough, Pat & Rosemarie. The Nahanni Portfolio, Toronto, Canada: Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 1988. Award-winning best-seller.
• Keough, Pat & Rosemarie. The Ottawa Valley Portfolio, Arnprior, Canada: Nahanni Productions Inc., 1986. Award-winning best-seller.

www.gordonlaco.com

www.williamlishman.com
www.operationmigration.org
www.airfirstaid.com

Zoe was born in Halifax in 1950, and attended the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (now NSCAD University), receiving an MFA in 1977. Following graduation, she taught part-time at the college, and in the meantime (beginning in 1974), began working on Sable Island as a volunteer field assistant with Dalhousie University researchers studying seals. In the early 1980s Zoe chose to be involved full-time with Sable projects. During the last three decades she has worked in various research and monitoring programs including terrain restoration; environmental impact studies; and research on dune vegetation, persistent litter in the marine environment, shark predation on seals, and survey of flora and fauna in the island's freshwater ponds. Long-term projects include study of Sable Island horses, and beach surveys for oiled seabirds and stranded cetaceans. Results of these research programs have been published in various peer-reviewed scientific journals. Since 2002 Zoe has managed and prepared text and images for the Sable Island website www.GreenHorseSociety.com, and in 2004 became a Research Associate with the Nova Scotia Museum. Since 2006 she has been chairman of the Friends of the Green Horse Society, and in 2008 she received an honorary degree (Doctor of Laws) from Dalhousie University. On average Zoe spends about ten months per year on the island, returning to the mainland for several two- to four-week periods for meetings and work with project collaborators, and to give presentations for public interest groups and schools.

Green Horse Society

Biography (PDF file)
www.waynelynch.ca

• Lynch, Wayne, "Windswept: A Passionate View of the Prairie Grasslands", Fitzhenry & Whiteside Limited, 2004

CV/Alumni Award (PDF File)
Haley's Comet (PDF File)
Scholalry Communications (PDF File)

Pat's photographic career took off when he scaled Mount Everest in 1982 as the official photographer for Canada's first expedition to that mountain. By 1986, he reached the summit of Irian Jaya's Carstensz Pyramid, thus completing the Seven Summits project. His book, Beyond Everest: Quest for the Seven Summits, documents that hallmark adventure. He received the Order of Canada in 1988 and the Summit of Excellence at the 1990 Banff Mountain Film Festival. Pat has either led or been a photographer or camera operator on over 40 expeditions to date, 20 of them to peaks above 5000m, and on 20 treks of 30 days or longer in the Himalaya, Karakorum and Kunlun Ranges. In the early 70s, Pat joined forces with environmental activists in the East Kootenay region of B.C. where he grew up, to help establish the Purcell Wilderness Conservancy. Today he and his wife Baiba are back in the Kootenays, based in Wilmer, BC, where the reknowned mountain guide Conrad Kain spent the last years of his life. Pat and Baiba continue to lend their support to Wildsight conservation efforts aimed at mitigating the destructive forces of industrial tourism development and extractive industries in the Purcell Mountain range and neighbouring Rockies. www.patmorrow.com, www.conradkain.com.

PROFILE
www.science.mcmaster.ca/~geo/faculty/reinhardt/index.html
NSERC

• Identifying tsunami deposits using bivalve shell taphonomy
• The tsunami of 13 December A.D. 115 and the destruction of Herod the Great’s harbor at Caesarea Maritima, Israel

Maclean's Article (PDF file)
Career Expedition Summary and Career Autobiography - (PDF file)
www.science.mcmaster.ca/geo/research/age/home.htm
Expedition History (PDF File)

www.dryadtents.com

jasonschoonover.com
Resume (PDF file)

• Schoonover, Jason, "Adventurous Dreams, Adventurous Lives: Today's Adventurers Recall the Youthful Dream Launching their Remarkable Lives", Rocky Mountain Books, 2007
• Schoonover, Jason, "The Manila Gallion"Amazon, 2006
• Schoonover, Jason, "Nepal Gold,"Pilgrims Books, Kathmandu, 2004
• Schoonover, Jason, “The Bangkok Collection,”Seal-Bantam, Toronto, 1988
• Schoonover, Jason, “Thai Gold,”Bantam, New York, 1989 (paperback of above hardbound)
• Schoonover, Jason, “Thai Gold,”Asia Books, Bangkok, 2002 (re-edited)
• Schoonover, Jason, “Opium Dream,”Asia Books, Bangkok, 2003

Profile
Camsell Citation (PDF)

Les Stroud singlehandedly created an entire TV genre known as 'survival TV' with his hit show Survivorman. He remains one of Discovery Channels all time most popular hosts for series such as Shark Week, is a best selling author for Harper Collins, a highly sought after speaker and an award winning, touring musician, song writer and performer.

www.lesstroud.ca
Trailer to Survivorman season 2(59.7 MB in .mpg format)

Lee Treloar is an avid polar adventurer, photographer and writer who has travelled extensively in both the Arctic and the Antarctic, completely circumnavigating the top and bottom of the globe.
The purpose of Lee's polar explorations has been both educational and inspirational. Through writing, photography and presentations she is able to share her love and concern for the fragile, yet dynamic ecosystems icy ends of the earth.
Lee has always loved adventure travel but it was in 1999 that her polar passion was born on at trip to Canada's newest territory, Nunavut. Here she discovered the solitude and magnitude of the North. Along with the amazing photographic opportunities, she found stories of adventure and heroism and she discovered a rich culture dating back thousands of years. It was on that voyage that she met her sponsor Dr. Denis St-Onge O.C., F.I '05 and, in the ensuing years they have shared their enthusiasm for all things polar.
Since that first foray, Lee has been on numerous expeditions including several journeys through the fabled Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic and a very memorable expedition through the much less known, North East Passage across the top of the Russian Arctic.
She travelled around both sides of the Antarctica, on four different expeditions, including the seldom visited "Far Side."Lee feels at home in the polar regions but collects her mail and pays her taxes in Abbotsford, BC, in the beautiful Fraser Valley, just outside of Vancouver. When she is not travelling, Lee enjoys the solitude of the sea at her cabin on Mayne Island.
Lee is an active member of the Abbotsford Photo Arts Club, the Canadian Association for Photographic Arts and is recognized for her polar photography and lively seminar presentations.
Lee's images and adventures may be seen at: www.leesviewfinder.com, or her Giclee Art Studio at www.LeeTreloar.com

http://leesviewfinder.com/

• 2006, A Polar Affair, Friday! Magazine, December 8

Artist and Film maker
www.trepanieroriginals.com
www.intothearctic.com
www.campsideproductions.com

The fine art of Cory Trépanier has inspired and engaged thousands with the beauty of our Canadian lands, waters and skies. Cory’s interaction with his subject through extensive exploration transforms his canvases into compelling paintings in oil. In the end, a viewer of these works is faced with more than just a representation of a place and time, but is transported there through the artist’s unique vision. His quickly rising profile has been aided by the multi-facetted approach taken to his career and has gained him extensive exposure on television, radio, print and the internet. Cory has also applied his creative talents to the production of his own televised documentaries, and through public speaking. Through these ongoing efforts a vast audience is becoming aware of his work and the subject he paints. On this path, the name Cory Trépanier is growing synonymous with the Canadian landscape and the exploration of it.

CV (PDF)
Tecumseh Report (PDF)