Showing posts with label Extreme Snorkel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Extreme Snorkel. Show all posts

Monday, 17 November 2014

Snorkeling to Greenland with SEDNA Epic Expedition

The SEDNA Epic Expedition to snorkel the Northwest Passage passed one of its’ big tests before the actual event in the summer of 2016: The Proof of Concept expedition to Greenland. The proof of concept expedition happened in the summer of 2014 and is intended as a shakedown to work out the bugs. I am excited to have as my guest, former scuba instructor and leader of the SEDNA Epic Expedition, Susan Eaton. On today’s show she talks about how things went and in the second half of the program what the snorkelers saw in the water as they crossed the Arctic Circle.


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Thursday, 5 June 2014

SEDNA Epic Expedition, Team Physician Dr Caroline Bain

The SEDNA Epic Expedition to snorkel the Northwest Passage in 2016 is a relay of 10 women adventurers and dive professionals. Today I talk with team physician, Dr Caroline Bain.

Listen to the interview below or download it from the link;




http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/SEDNA_Epic_Expedition_Team_Physician_Caroline_Bain.mp3

http://www.sednaepic.com/

Thursday, 29 May 2014

SEDNA Expedition: Cave Diver Charlene Barker

The SEDNA Epic Expedition will see a group of ten women snorkelling the Northwest Passage. Today we meet Team SEDNA member, Cave diver Charlene Barker.

Listen to the interview below or download it from the link;


http://www.aquasportscuba.com/index2.html

http://www.sednaepic.com/

Thursday, 8 May 2014

Extreme Snorkeling in the Arctic - the SEDNA Expedition

A group of all-women explorers will attempt to set a world record in 2016 by snorkeling the Northwest Passage on the SEDNA Expedition. Their primary goal is to raise awareness of shrinking sea ice in the Arctic. Epic expeditions such as this require epic preparations as they will have to deal with extreme cold and possibly hungry Polar Bears and Walrus. Susan Eaton is organizing the expedition and talks about the journey and what it’s all about on this week’s Planet Earth Diver.


Listen to the interview below or download it from the link;