Education Through Expeditions is a not-for-profit, Community Interest Company which aims to provide educators with current and innovative distance-learning resources to support climate change education. Through encouraging the exploration and understanding of different habitats around the world, Education Through Expeditions aims to help educate children about their global environment. The living case studies featured on the site inspire children to consider the world they live in and develop a sense of global community.
Education Through Expeditions aims to:
• Inspire and educate children globally about climate change.
• Promote consideration of other communities and foster global citizenship.
• Allow explorers and scientific researchers to communicate their knowledge and experiences to school children globally.
• Build a network where schools, universities and explorers can share their ideas.
• Provide eyewitness and evidence-based accounts of climate change.
• Encourage greener living.
Climate change is occurring on a global scale, and the outlook of Education Through Expeditions reflects this. Expeditions are featured from all over the world, and schools across the globe can get involved. It is our hope that the environment pages not only become portals to learn about expeditions highlighting environmental awareness in these areas, but communities working together on a shared vision of conservation.
Video resources for schools
Glaciers Explained Physical Geography Key Stage 3-4
by Louise Biddle, filmed by Josephine Beynon and edited by Amanda Buckley
• U-shape Valleys
• Moraines
• Glacial Corrie
• Glacier Lakes
Who are the Inuit? Human Geography Key Stage 1-4
by Louise Biddle, filmed by Josephine Beynon and edited by Amanda Buckley
• Arrival in Qikiqtarjuaq
• A Supermarket Visit
• Fishing and Blueberry Picking
• Inuit culture and concerns for the changing environment
Wildlife Fact Sheets
Wolf 
Arctic Fox 
Polar Bear 
Barrenground Caribou 
Muskox 
Brown Lemming 
Arctic Hare 
Least Weasel 
Dear Antony,
I have learnt through a colleague of your work on education and climate change through expeditions. May I take this opportunity to congratulate you on your innovative approach to education and to encourage you in your aime to inspire and educate children globally about climate change.
I wish you well. Warmly and with a smile,
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The Prince’s Trust is the UK’s leading youth charity and has helped over 575,000 young people between the ages of 14 and 30 since it was set up in 1976. The Trust aims to help disadvantaged young people into work, education or training by providing practical and financial support though it’s core programmes. These programmes are designed to engage young people and give them the skills, confidence and motivation to achieve their potential.
I am really looking forward to building a strong and lasting partnership with the Princes Trust, giving my full support so that I am able to give something back to my community and help make a difference to young peoples life’s.
Antony is a proud Ambassador of the Blue Climate and Ocean Project. BLUE connects people, their lifestyle and their passions by harnessing the popularity of adventure sports that showcase the natural environment.
Antony has been a Mountain Leader for BSES on a number of expeditions including the Andes in Peru and also Disko Island in Greenland. BSES is a charity which takes young explorers on expedition who Antony is proud to be helping to promote.
As the learned society and professional body for geography, we advance geographic research, nationally and globally, to improve understanding of our connected world. We support teaching, educating people as local and global citizens in a rapidly changing world, through formal learning, fieldwork and expeditions.