Other Projects - Antarctica 100

The founder members of Antarctica 100 at their first meeting
at the Scott Polar Research Institute Cambridge, January 1999.

In the last 100 years Antarctica has grown in world importance from the last great unknown wilderness to the largest science laboratory in the world. Much of this impressive development can be traced back to the exploits of those heroic leaders of expeditions to the white wilderness.

In 2001, with the centenary of the sailing of Captain Scott's first Antarctic expedition, a group of organisations decided to celebrate the links between then and now with a series of national and international activities. In particular they wished to generate wider public interest in the achievements of these expeditions.

The organisations collaborating in planning these activities have called the group ANTARCTICA 100 and include those concerned with geographical, scientific, artistic, heritage and educational fields.

The following organisations are the members of ANTARCTICA 100.

 

Link:    New Zealand Antarctic Heritage Trust

Banner Photo: N. Cobley