Aboard a ship bound for Antarctica, and traveling in the footsteps of early Antarctic expeditions, a lecturer mentioned that an Eagle Scout had traveled to Antarctica in 1928 with Commander Richard E. Byrd’s first expedition. Read More
An Eagle Scout from Erie, Pennsylvania with a deep curiosity of nature and the world around him is selected for what is now a history-making trip to Antarctica in 1928. He returns home, completes his education and goes on to become a respected explorer and renowned scientific leader in his own right—even makes the cover of Time Magazine. Read More
Longtime educator, author, community leader and world traveler, Dr. Patricia Potter Wilson is the author of seven books and recipient of numerous teaching awards. A retired academic professor, who has traveled to every continent and more than 150 countries as well as the North Pole, says Antarctica is “the most beautiful and dangerous place on the planet.” Read More