The ExploraPoles website

ExploraPoles is one of the websites of the International Polar Foundation.

It provides an overview of polar expeditions and explorers. We hope that, through adventure, one can discover these fabulous regions and their importance for our planet's climate system.

Three other complementary websites focusing on various aspects of the IPF activities are available: IPF website, SciencePoles and EducaPoles.

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Highlighted expeditions

  • Wood's website

    North South Solo Expedition -Leg 2

    success

    02.04.2012

    This year, explorer Mark Wood will attempt to be the first adventurer to ski -solo and totally unsupported-  to both…

  • Expedition website

    North Pole 2012

    abandoned

    15.03.2012

    Norwegian adventurers Mads Agerup & Rune Midtgaard plan to reach the North Pole unsupported and unassisted from the Canadian coastline…

  • Expedition's website

    Expédition Pôle Nord 2012

    ongoing

    14.03.2012

    This team of two people (Le Tressoler and Cabon) aims to be the first inhabitants of the North Pole. They…

  • Expedition website

    90° North Pole (Yasunaga Ogita)

    abandoned

    12.03.2012

    Japanese skier Tae-Young Yasunaga Ogita (35 ans) is trying to reach North Pole leaving from Ward Hunt (Ellesmere Island), solo…

  • Expedition website

    Irish North Pole 2012

    abandoned

    10.03.2012

    Irish adventurers Mike O' Shea and Clare O' Leary want to become the first Irish people to travel on foot…



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