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BY USING PAPER MADE WITH 100% POST-CONSUMER RECYCLED CONTENT, THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES HAVE BEEN SAVED: TREES 37.1 FULLY GROWN WATER 2,900 GALLONS ENERGY 15,600,000 BTU SOLID WASTE 120 POUNDS GREENHOUSE GASES 16,000 POUNDS THE EXPLORERS JOURNAL IS PRODUCED WITH FSC® CERTIFIED, 100% POST-CONSUMER RECYCLED PAPER STOCK. AS WE EMBRACE UV PRINT TECHNOLOGY, OUR VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUND (VOC) EMISSIONS CONTINUE TO SHIFT TO VIRTUALLY ZERO. THE QUARTERLY IS PRINTED BY HEMLOCK, A CARBON-NEUTRAL GREEN PRINTER. THE EXPLORERS CLUB IS COMMITTED TO ELIMINATING SINGLE-USE PLASTICS. THE USE OF PAPER ENVELOPES IN PLACE OF PLASTIC MAILERS IS GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY DONORS TO THE WORLD OCEANS WEEK PROGRAM. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ESTIMATES WERE MADE USING THE ENVIRONMENTAL PAPER NETWORK PAPER CALCULATOR VERSION 4.0. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT: WWW.PAPERCALCULATOR.ORG. FSC® IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CALCULATIONS ON…

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president’s letter

The fall season kicked off at The Explorers Club with a highly successful Climate Week, chaired by Alexander More and organized by his team, with the aid of Club staff. Just as I have noted about our recent Oceans Weeks, I am impressed with its shift in focus—moving away from just reporting on the dire circumstances we are facing to highlighting the many actions we are now taking! And as an organization, we are continuing to forge new and more lasting bonds with NGOs and agencies that share our vision and are working toward creating a more sustainable planet for us all. It was during Climate Week that we announced a historic partnership between The Explorers Club and UNESCO to put the need for nature conservation and cultural preservation in…

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editor’s note night shift

“As night falls over the Amazonian rainforest, the most exotic and vibrant sounds and colors awaken,” writes Projeto Mantis founder Leo Lanna in a marvelous essay this edition. “It is a magical transformation that, with each expedition, continues to reveal new and wonderful species and transform our view of the forest—and, in particular, of the mantises we study there.” As the days grow shorter heading into the winter, the notion of nightfall takes on a new dimension—especially in the High Arctic, which is cloaked in total darkness for nearly two months each year. Researchers there have long wondered just what happens to sea life during the long polar night, how it adapts to a world temporarily devoid of sunlight. Now they are beginning to find answers, thanks in large part…

editor’s note night shift

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JOIN THE “EXPLORERS IMMORTALS” AND ENGRAVE YOUR NAME OR DEDICATION IN STONE ON NEW PAVERS FOR THE LEFRAK TERRACE AT EXPLORERS CLUB HEADQUARTERS. ADORN OUR LANDMARK OUTDOOR SPACE AND HELP PAY FOR URGENT WORK FOR PHASE II RENOVATIONS BY MAKING A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION OF $3,750 PER DEDICATED PAVER TO OUR LOWELL THOMAS BUILDING FUND. THE EXPLORERS CLUB WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE PURCHASED A PAVER: Mark Allio, Joanna Allman, James H. Alexander, John G. Alexander, Darlene T. Anderson, Jeanne D. Andlinger, Barbara Annan, Robert J. Aresty, Robert Ashton, Atlanta Chapter, Robert J. Atwater, Robin Wheeler Azqueta, Norman L. Baker, George Basch, Andreas Bender, Josh Bernstein, John Bierley, Bruce Blanchard, John R. Bockstoce, Brian M. Boom, John R. Boreske Jr., Jill Botway, Gary W. Bowersox, Lawson W. Brigham,…

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EXPLORATION NEWS

EVEREST QUEEN NOTCHES K2 On July 27, Lhakpa Sherpa, 49, a record-holding Nepali climber popularly known as the “Everest Queen,” stood atop 8,611-meter K2 in Pakistan, having abandoned her previous summit bid from above Camp III in 2010 when weather conditions on the peak—known in climbing circles as the “Savage Mountain”—greatly deteriorated, thwarting further progress. Lhakpa, who received this year’s Tenzing Norgay Award at The Explorers Club Annual Dinner in April, broke her own world record by standing atop Everest for a tenth time in May of 2022. Lhakpa, a Makalu Sherpani, first climbed Everest from the Nepal side in 2000, having trained under the watchful eye of legendary guide Babu Chiri Sherpa, who died after falling into a crevasse on Everest on April 29, 2001. TOPPING OUT ATOP ALL…

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If all goes according to plan, James McAlloon, 31, and Henk Morgans, 37, plan to undertake a ten-week, 1,200-kilometer expedition to West Antarctica next fall, which is to include a summit of 4,892-meter Mt. Vinson. It will reportedly be the first human-powered expedition to summit the continent’s tallest mountain from the sea. The two Australians plan to set off from north Berkner Island and head across the Ronne-Filchner Ice Shelf to Vinson Base Camp. The journey will entail skiing across remote areas, navigating crevasses, crossing glaciers, and climbing mountains while hauling a 250-kilogram load of gear and supplies. Beyond mere adventure, the plan is to carry out a bit of science, according to McAlloon. “We have forged a partnership with esteemed polar scientists from the University of Canterbury to collect…

membership in THE EXPLORERS CLUB

FOUNDED IN 1904 BY A GROUP OF AMERICA’S LEADING EXPLORERS, THE EXPLORERS CLUB IS A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF FIELD RESEARCH, SCIENTIFIC EXPLORATION, AND THE IDEAL THAT IT IS VITAL TO PRESERVE THE INSTINCT TO EXPLORE. THE CLUB’S STEADFAST MISSION HAS BEEN TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE SCIENTIFIC EXPLORATION OF LAND, SEA, AIR, AND SPACE, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON THE PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. AS A PRIMARY AND PRESTIGIOUS CENTER FOR EXPLORATION AND EXPEDITION PLANNING, THE CLUB IS A FOCAL POINT AND UNIFYING FORCE FOR EXPLORERS AND SCIENTISTS WORLDWIDE, WITH 34 CHAPTERS SPANNING THE GLOBE. For information regarding categories of membership—Fellow, Member, Friend, Term, and Student—and the process of election to The Explorers Club, visit us at www.explorers.org. The downloadable application sets forth qualifications for all levels…

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NIGHT FALLS IN AMAZONIA

A 2023 EC50 HONOREE AND NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER, LEO LANNA HAS BEEN LEADING EXPEDITIONS IN AMAZONIA AND THE ATLANTIC FOREST SINCE 2015. HE IS THE FOUNDER OF PROJETO MANTIS, AN INDEPENDENT RESEARCH, CONSERVATION, AND WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY ORGANIZATION, THE MISSION OF WHICH IS TO SHARE INFORMATION ON THE EXTRAORDINARY BIODIVERSITY OF THE RAINFOREST. As night begins to fall, I walk the meandering trails of an igapó, a blackwater flooded rainforest in the Cristalino Reserve, an 11,400-hectare protected area in the extreme south of Brazilian Amazonia. The warm, waning light of day bathes its giant trees and entangled roots, casting silhouettes that dance across a dark-leafed ground as the daytime cacophony of the igapó’s forest symphony begins to quiet. I suddenly stop in my tracks as a peccary family crosses my path—the…

NIGHT FALLS IN AMAZONIA

INTO THE POLAR NIGHT

A ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI-BASED JOURNALIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER, RANDALL HYMAN HAS BEEN EMBEDDED WITH THE ARCTIC UNIVERSITY OF NORWAY’S DEEP IMPACT MISSION SINCE ITS LAUNCH IN 2020. HIS WRITINGS AND IMAGES HAVE APPEARED IN THE ATLANTIC, SMITHSONIAN, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, AND NATURE. Somewhere in the vast Arctic darkness, an unmanned skiff named Apherusa is speeding toward our research vessel on a collision course. While a scientist and I launch a drone copter from our ship’s icy bow, Apherusa’s skipper—nautical miles away—aims a GPS icon straight for our portside. It is a crucial test of the unmanned skiff’s ability to collect data from the glowing waters around our research vessel. As the drone whines above, Apherusa’s green navigation light suddenly materializes in the seas below. She swerves, narrowly missing our hull, only to…

INTO THE POLAR NIGHT

MAPPING THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY

A FELLOW OF THE EXPLORERS CLUB SINCE 1997, JAMES P. DELGADO IS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF SEARCH, INC., A LE ADING CULTUR AL HERITAGE MANAGEMENT FIRM. A FORMER DIRECTOR OF MARITIME HERITAGE FOR NOA A’S OFFICE OF NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARIES, DELGADO HOLDS A PHD IN ARCHAEOLOGY FROM SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY. RUSSELL E. MATTHEWS, A FELLOW OF THE EXPLORERS CLUB SINCE 1991, IS PRESIDENT OF THE AIR/SEA HERITAGE FOUNDATION, WHICH IS DEDICATED TO THE STUDY, INVESTIGATION, AND PRESERVATION OF RELICS, WRECKS, SITES, AND STORIES REL ATED TO AVIATION AND MARITIME HISTORY. IDEE C. MONTIJO, A MEMBER OF THE CLUB SINCE 2010, IS AN ENGINEER AND TECHNICAL DIVER WITH THE AIR/SEA HERITAGE FOUNDATION. Not long after the June 2006 establishment of Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument (PMNM), the United States’ largest marine protected…

MAPPING THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY

THE FUTURE OF EXPLORATION

A MEMBER OF THE EXPLORERS CLUB SINCE 2013, TERRY GARCIA WAS THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF SCIENCE AND EXPLORATION OFFICER FOR THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY (NGS) WHERE, FOR 17 YEARS, HE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS CORE MISSION PROGRAMS, SUPPORTING AND MANAGING MORE THAN 400 SCIENTIFIC FIELD EXPEDITIONS ANNUALLY. PRIOR TO JOINING THE NGS, GARCIA WAS THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF COMMERCE FOR OCE ANS AND ATMOSPHERE FOR THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND THE DEPUT Y ADMINISTR ATOR OF THE NATIONAL OCE ANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTR ATION. HE IS CURRENTLY PRESIDENT OF E XPLOR ATION VENTURES, A COMPANY PROVIDING STRATEGIC ADVICE TO GLOBAL CLIENTS. CHRIS RAINIER, A RECIPIENT OF THE EXPLORERS CLUB’S 2004 LOWELL THOMAS AWARD, IS A PHOTOGRAPHER, DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER, AND DIRECTOR OF THE CULTURAL SANCTUARIES…

THE FUTURE OF EXPLORATION

CHANGING THE NARRATIVE

A FELLOW SINCE 2018 AND CHAIR OF CLIMATE WEEK SINCE 2022, ALEXANDER MORE IS A CLIMATE AND HEALTH SCIENTIST, INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED FOR HIS GROUNDBREAKING DISCOVERIES ON HOW CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS POPULATION HEALTH, ECOSYSTEMS, AND THE ECONOMY. HE RECEIVED HIS PHD FROM HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING AT THE CLIMATE CHANGE INSTITUTE (UMAINE) AND AT HARVARD, WHERE HE IS GROUP LEADER FOR CLIMATE AND HEALTH, AS WELL AS A RESEARCH ASSOCIATE OF THE MAX PLANCK–HARVARD RESEARCH CENTER. AS A PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, BOSTON, HE DIRECTS ECHO, A CENTER FOR CLIMATE AND HEALTH RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS. BILL WEIR IS A VETERAN ANCHOR, WRITER, PRODUCER, AND HOST WHO CAME TO CNN IN 2013 AFTER A DECADE OF AWARD-WINNING JOURNALISM AT ABC NEWS. IN 2019, HE WAS NAMED THE NETWORK’S FIRST…

CHANGING THE NARRATIVE

HARVESTING THE WILD cattail hour

birch-smoked moose steak with cattail bannock and wild sorrel purée SERVES 4 CATTAIL IS ONE OF OUR FAVORITE WILD EDIBLES. FOR THIS DISH, WE ARE USING ITS POLLEN, AKA CATTAIL FLOUR. IN MID-SUMMER, FIND A CLEAN POND OR WETLAND WHERE CATTAILS GROW AND LOOK FOR THE OUTER MALE SPIKES, COVERED IN GOLDEN POLLEN, AND CAREFULLY SNIP THEM OFF, BEING CAREFUL NOT TO DAMAGE THE FLUFFY FEMALE SPIKES LOWER ON THE STALK. PLACE TIPS IN A CONTAINER AND SHAKE THE POLLEN OFF THEN SIFT IT TO REMOVE ANY INSECTS OR DEBRIS. (THE FLOUR SHOULD BE CLEAN, SMOOTH, AND GOLDEN.) STORE IN A GLASS JAR UNTIL NEEDED. FOR THIS DISH YOU WILL NEED ½ CUP. CATTAIL FLOUR STARS IN THIS DISH CHEF PAUL CAME UP WITH WHEN HE VISITED ME AT MY…

HARVESTING THE WILD cattail hour

angry birds the risk of avian toxic diets

While many of us are aware that you should not touch colorful frogs in the Amazon rainforest, few explorers know about certain bird species that contain the same toxins. Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have just published their findings from Papua New Guinea about two more bird species with significant toxins in their feathers and skin. The new poisonous species described in New Guinea are the regent whistler (Pachycephala schlegelii) and the rufous-naped bellbird (Aleadryas rufinucha). They join the four species of poisonous pitohui birds in that locale, as well as other songbirds in the rogue’s gallery, which include the blue-capped ifrit (Ifrita kowaldi) and the nondescript rufous shrikethrush (Colluricincla rufogaster) and the Arafura shrikethrush (Colluricincla megarhyncha) found in Australia, all containing the same batrachotoxin poison derived from their…

angry birds the risk of avian toxic diets

HERE BEGINS THE DARK SEA BY MEREDITH F. SMALL 320 PP • NEW YORK: PEGASUS BOOKS, 2023 • ISBN-10: 1639364196 • ISBN-13: 978-1639364190 • $28.95 The 15th-century Venetian monk and cartographer Fra Mauro launched a revolution when he created a map that changed the way the world was depicted and understood. In Mauro’s day, Venice was the longest-lasting republic in the world—having been founded more than 750 years earlier—and had become a mercantile capital with a reach that expanded throughout the world. Venturing out from his base at the Camaldolese Monastery of St. Michael on the island of Murano in the Venetian Lagoon, Mauro, who had traveled extensively as a merchant and soldier before becoming a monk and mapmaker, would wander the city and interview sailors, explorers, and traders—crowdsourcing, if…

THE EXPLORERS CLUB 46 EAST 70TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10021 WWW.EXPLORERS.ORG | 212-628-8383 AFRICA Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka africa@explorers.org ALASKA Mead Treadwell alaska@explorers.org ATLANTA Mark Hay atlanta@explorers.org AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND Todd Tai anzec@explorers.org BHUTAN Matthew DeSantis bhutan@explorers.org CANADA Jeff Britnell canada@explorers.org CHICAGO/GREAT LAKES Deana Weibel, PhD chicago@explorers.org CONTINENTAL EUROPE Ief Winckelmans continentaleurope@explorers.org EAST & SOUTH ASIA Steven R. Schwankert eastandsouthasia@explorers.org FLORIDA Joseph Dituri, PhD florida@explorers.org GEORGE ROGERS CLARK Cindy Pennington georgerogersclark@explorers.org GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND Mark Wood greatbritainireland@explorers.org Rory Golden, Vice Chair greatbritainireland@explorers.org GREATER PIEDMONT James Borton greaterpiedmont@explorers.org HAWAII Mark Blackburn hawaii@explorers.org HONG KONG Angélica Anglés hongkong@explorers.org LATIN AMERICA Cristián Pérez-Navarro latam@explorers.org MIDDLE EAST Aron Arngrimsson middleeast@explorers.org NEW ENGLAND Gregory Deyermenjian newengland@explorers.org NORTH PACIFIC ALASKA Joshua C. Lewis & Victoria M. Becwar-Lewis northpacificalaska@explorers.org NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Jimmy Friedman northerncalifornia@explorers.org NORWAY Synnøve…

“MEMBERS OF THE EXPLORERS CLUB ARE A SOURCE OF GREAT INSPIRATION AS I CONTINUE TO EXPLORE THE WORLD. TO ENSURE THAT THE MISSION OF THE EXPLORERS CLUB CONTINUES, I HAVE INCLUDED A GIFT TO THE CLUB IN MY ESTATE PLANNING. I ENCOURAGE MY FELLOW MEMBERS TO DO LIKEWISE.”—David S. Press, LM’18, Legacy Society CoChair Mark R. Allio • John G. Alexander • Alan B. Albright • Robert J. Atwater • Capt. Norman L. Baker* • Barbara Ballard • Robert D. Ballard, PhD • Samuel B. Ballen* • Mark Gregory Bayuk • Daniel A. Bennett • Josh Bernstein • Bruce Blanchard • John R. Bockstoce, DPhil • Jack Aaron Boggs* • Bjorn G. Bolstad* • Capt. Bruce M. Bongar, PhD • Brian M. Boom, PhD • Jill Botway • Garrett R.…

WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?

ROB MCCALLUM, 58, HAS BEEN BEHIND THE SCENES IN OCEAN EXPLORATION FOR NEARLY TWO DECADES, ENABLING EXPEDITIONS TO MAKE SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES, AND OTHERS TO LIVE OUT THEIR DREAMS, THROUGH EYOS EXPEDITIONS. THE COMPANY HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN MAJOR SUBMARINE AND SHIPWRECK FINDS, AND DIVES TO EARTH’S DEEPEST POINT, 10,900 METERS IN CHALLENGER DEEP. MCCALLUM EVEN CONSULTED ON THE DOOMED OCEANGATE PROJECT DURING ITS EARLY STAGES BUT BOWED OUT WHEN HE REALIZED THAT DIVES ABOARD A CARBON FIBER-COMPOSITE SUBMERSIBLE, UNTESTED AND UNCERTIFIED, WERE TO BE SOLD TO UNSUSPECTING TOURISTS VISITING THE WRECK OF THE RMS TITANIC, WHICH RESTS IN 3,800 METERS OF WATER OFF THE COAST OF NEWFOUNDLAND. MCCALLUM RECENTLY SPOKE TO THE EXPLORERS JOURNAL ABOUT OCEANGATE AND OTHER THINGS DEEP-WATER RELATED. JC: You’ve done so much in deep-sea exploration. Pick…

WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?

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