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Patrons and Testimonials

Sir Jonathon Porritt CBE
"Arctic Voice is an inspirational educational project. The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reminds us just how urgently we need to address climate change, and to work together to make any kind of lasting difference. The whole Arctic region is already showing signs of dramatic change, and it will rapidly get a lot worse. Linking up with indigenous communities and schools in the Arctic is one way in which we can combine forces, in practice, to help address these threats."

Sir Chris Bonington CBE
“This is a great and challenging adventure with a serious and very worthwhile purpose in capturing the voice of the Inuit and raising awareness of the effects of global warming on the people, fauna and flora of the Arctic.”

Paul Okalik
Paul Okalik, Premier of Nunavut

"I am pleased to support your efforts at increasing international understanding of the effects on climate change on Inuit and our arctic environment. Your expedition will allow you to travel across a land that has supported our people for thousands of years. I know you will treat our land and culture with respect. I wish you Godspeed in your travel."

Vancouver Maritime Museum
Dr. James P. Delgado, FRGS, Director of Vancouver Maritime Museum

"As a researcher who has spent time beneath the Arctic’s seas as well as on the land, I was able to learn about this incredible region’s unique environment, history and peoples. Like all visitors, I wish I had more time to learn more, and readily acknowledge how little I have been able to learn or absorb. Indeed, it would take a lifetime. I was able to share some of what I did learn through the magic of television and in print, and those projects in particular underscored just how important endeavours like Arctic Voice can be."
Dr Delgado is also the host on National Geographic International Television’s “The Sea Hunters”; and author of “Across the Top of the World: The Quest for the Northwest Passage”

 

 

Credits

Copy editing, press and schools project coordinator
Pippa Rose

Schools Project - UK
Chris Fitt, Assistant Headteacher Tonbridge Grammar School
Charlotte Lane, Outreach Coordinator, Tonbridge Grammar School
Lucy Charlton, Art Teacher, Tunbridge Wells’ Girls Grammar School

Schools Project – Arctic
Brigitte Kay, Career Development Liaison, Samuel Hearne Secondary School and Aurora College, Inuvik
Andrew Samoil, Teacher Consultant - Information Technology, Beaufort Delta Education Council
Bill Clay, Premier's Office, Government of Nunavut

Web design
by Ali Musa at Mac Medicine

Scientific advice and climate change page content
Julie Urquhart BSc (Hons), MA, AMIEnvSci, FRGS

UK support
Sarah Hudson (for original web services and school project work)
Richard Best (kayak content)

Photographs
Inuit photo on corner of front page Bryan & Cherry Alexander
All other photos by Glenn Morris

Technical training and advice
Phil Carne (BBC)
Chris Coulson at Coulson Media Ltd
Tim Haynes

Specialist kayak training
Gordon Brown at Skyak Adventures, one of the most respected sea kayak coaches in the UK.

Personal
Louise Rose-Morris (for ideas and vision)