International Lifestyle Magazine Issue 56 | Page 39

expeditions showing our youth
what successful and rewarding
experiences they can have through
outdoor activities.”
Sir Ranulph Fiennes Bt OBE British Explorer and holder of
several endurance records. First
man to visit both the North and
South Poles by land.
“Sitting here in Everest Base Camp
as I wait to try and summit Mount
Everest for a record-breaking
tenth time, it seemed the perfect
place to learn that I have been
asked to become a Patron of
British Exploring and encouraging
those around me, most especially
children and teenagers, to get
outside and experience the magic
of adventure and the challenges
of teamwork and personal
endeavour is something that I feel
very strongly about.”
Kenton Cool - Completed 10
summits of Everest and fulfilling
the Samsung Olympic Games
Pledge for Great Britain in 2012
“British Exploring provides a rare
opportunity for young people
to gain hands-on fieldwork
experience in true wilderness
environments. Going on a British
Exploring expedition enables you
to gain first hand experience of
some of the real challenges that
our world is currently facing and
to do your bit to contribute to its
preservation.”
Paul Rose - Explorer, BBC television
presenter, expedition leader and
British Antarctic Survey Base
Commander

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