Posted on Dec 2, 2021
National Geographic Endurance debuts polar art exhibit, first of its kind, exploring reach of...
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Somewhere at the bottom of the earth, in the middle of the Drake Passage, giant waves crash against the National Geographic Endurance, a vessel designed for tourism and travel to Antarctica. Endurance carries 126 passengers and can cut through the thick sea ice and harsh waters surrounding the icy continent. Its purpose is to bring people to the farthest reaches of the planet as the climate crisis threatens nearly every aspect of life on earth.
"Good Morning America" traveled aboard the vessel to explore the impact of climate change on Antarctica and on its wildlife.
"Good Morning America" traveled aboard the vessel to explore the impact of climate change on Antarctica and on its wildlife.
National Geographic Endurance debuts polar art exhibit, first of its kind, exploring reach of...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Climate change is also the focus of a first-of-its kind art exhibition onboard Endurance. "Change" is a collection of paintings, video, photography, sculpture and more documenting the beauty of nature and the threats facing the environment. It's the "first-ever permanent ship-based polar art installation," according to Lindblad Expeditions, an expedition travel company that works in partnership with National Geographic."...
..."Climate change is also the focus of a first-of-its kind art exhibition onboard Endurance. "Change" is a collection of paintings, video, photography, sculpture and more documenting the beauty of nature and the threats facing the environment. It's the "first-ever permanent ship-based polar art installation," according to Lindblad Expeditions, an expedition travel company that works in partnership with National Geographic."...
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There is a trip I would really like to take before it turns into just another tropical paradise.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel I was told that I was a good enough photographer to have my photographs included in the National Geographic Magazine.
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SPC Terry Page
Share a few SPC Margaret Higgins with us please. I, for one would love to see your work.
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