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Three people in winter gear pull sleds across a vast, snowy landscape beneath a clear blue sky, highlighting the extreme cold of Antarctica—possibly on an expedition supported by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Expeditions General Interest Trip Report

2014-15 Expedition Update

It's January and the 2014 Antarctic Ski South Pole expeditions are closing in on their goal. Here's a re-cap of who is on the trail and how they're doing... Antarctique Solo - Solo Kite Skiing Traverse Route: Novolazarevskaya – Pole of Inaccessibility - South Pole - Hercules Inlet Skier: Frédéric…

MediaJanuary 2, 2015

Two people in heavy red parkas and snow boots sit on rocky, snow-covered terrain in Antarctica with laptops and scientific equipment, working outdoors under a clear blue sky as part of an Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions mission.

General Interest Science

2014 Science News

Union Glacier hosts a melting pot of adventurers, explorers and scientists each season. We are excited to welcome research teams investigating a broad range of topics during the 2014-15 season. Learn more about the projects and fieldwork they'll be doing on the ice.

MediaDecember 29, 2014

A person in a green hooded jacket smiles outdoors with an Antarctic mountain peak behind them, beneath a clear blue sky—a moment made possible by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

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In the Spotlight – Pachi Ibarra

One of Chile's top female mountaineers, Pachi has been guiding for over 15 years and the 2014-15 Antarctic season will be her 7th with ALE. Learn more about this accomplished mountaineer and her Antarctic experiences.

MediaDecember 20, 2014

A group of climbers in winter gear hikes in a line along a snowy mountain ridge in Antarctica, surrounded by snow-covered peaks and a vast, white landscape under a clear blue sky—an adventure supported by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

General Interest Mount Vinson Trip Report

Vinson Rundown

We've reached the half-way point in the climbing season on Mount Vinson and it's hard to believe the third group of guests are already on the mountain! We caught up with ALE Guide, David Hamilton, for a glimpse into the days ahead and what this group of climbers will experience…

MediaDecember 19, 2014

Two people dressed in winter gear stand outside a dome-shaped tent on snow in Antarctica, with a sign reading Shackleton in front of them. Snow and mountains rise behind, highlighting the support from Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

General Interest Press Release Trip Report

Alexandra Shackleton Visits Union Glacier

The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton, flew to the interior of the Antarctic continent for the first time with ALE on December 13, 2014.

MediaDecember 18, 2014

Two people in winter gear pull sleds loaded with gear across snowy Antarctic terrain toward a small airplane and camp setup in the distance, under a clear blue sky—showcasing the spirit of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Expeditions General Interest Trip Report

2014-15 South Pole Expedition Lineup

Seven unique expeditions are en route to the South Pole this Antarctic season. We'll be following their journeys and look forward to hosting all of them at Union Glacier upon completion of their ultimate goals.

MediaDecember 1, 2014

A satellite view of Antarctica's vast icy landscape reveals cracks, textured snow, and dark patches of exposed water or ice near the center, capturing the rugged, frozen environment of the South Pole.

General Interest Science Travel Safety & Guiding

Summer Polar Bootcamp

ALE Travel Safety Manager, Seth Timpano, attended a week-long Bootcamp in July 2014. But instead of marching drills and push-ups, this Bootcamp focused on satellite imagery in the Polar Regions. We asked Seth about the course and how it could apply to his work in Antarctica.

MediaNovember 20, 2014

Two people in winter gear hike on a snowy mountain ridge under a bright sun, with vast snow-covered landscape and distant peaks of Antarctica visible—an adventure reminiscent of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions en route to the South Pole.

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Vinson vs. Sidley – How do they compare?

ALE Expedition Manager Steve Jones was interviewed by Explorersweb.com, comparing the climbing experience on Mount Vinson - Antarctica's highest peak - to the less frequented and more remote Mount Sidley - Antarctica's highest volcano. Click to read Steve's interview

MediaNovember 19, 2014

2014-15 Expedition Update

2014 Science News

In the Spotlight – Pachi Ibarra

Vinson Rundown

Alexandra Shackleton Visits Union Glacier

2014-15 South Pole Expedition Lineup

Summer Polar Bootcamp

Vinson vs. Sidley – How do they compare?

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