Explore! Presentation by Paul Rose

Keswick
16/01/2012

BBC Broadcaster Paul Rose is set to visit seven regional venues across England and Wales in February and March this year in his role as Vice President of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).

In his talk, Explore!, audiences will hear about a lifetime of remarkable adventures from Antarctica to Everest via the planet’s last true remaining wilderness - her vast oceans. Using behind the scenes stories and footage from his television programmes Paul will pose the question “Why Explore?” and “Is There Anything Left to Explore?” He will inspire audiences with his spirit of adventure, passion for the environment and fun tales.
The tour will call at theatres and arts venues in Brecon, Darlington, Keswick, Kings Lynn, Southampton, Stamford and Taunton. All take place in the evening.

“I have just returned from Africa and Antarctica filming my new BBC TWO documentary and I am bursting to share the experience. I invite the audience to bring enquiring minds and tricky questions!”

Click here to see his Public Speaking Diary

A polar explorer, mountaineer, yachtsman, professional diver and field science expert Paul is best known for his BBC documentaries Meltdown, Take One Museum, Voyages of Discovery, Oceans and Britain’s Secret Seas.
From climbing Antarctica's active volcano to making the most challenging dives in the world - Paul’s adventures have taken him all over our planet.
Paul spent ten years as Base Commander of the British Antarctic Survey and is one of the world’s most experienced and respected expedition leaders and field science experts. For further information visit Paul’s website www.paulrose.org