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Antarctica, A Guide to the Wildlife
Tony Soper · Dafila Scott
FIELD GUIDE · 2000 · 144 PAGES
Designed for the field, this compact handbook features all the species of birds, seals and whales the traveler is likely to encounter on a voyage to Antarctica. It includes concise essays on each species, range maps and masterful color drawings by Dafila Scott, the granddaughter of Captain Scott. Someone was bound to write this handy field guide and we couldn't be happier that it's friend and colleague Tony Soper -- a veteran expedition leader who is as congenial as he is mad about birds.
 
Explore Antarctica
Louise Crossley
NATURAL HISTORY · 1995 · 319 PAGES
A concise, illustrated primer on the White Continent. With hundreds of maps, charts and color photographs, it is an up-to-date survey of Antarctica, current research and scientific challenges in seven chapters. A former station leader at Australia's Mawson Base and friend of Longitude, Crossley is an excellent guide to the continent and modern research.
 
Endurance, Shackleton's Incredible Voyage
Alfred Lansing
EXPLORATION · 1998 · 280 PAGES
An extraordinary tale of survival that reads like a good novel. It's the gripping day-by-day story of Shackleton's legendary perseverance: losing his ship in the ice, drifting helplessly across the Weddell Sea, and finally reaching Elephant Island, from where he sailed 800 miles to South Georgia to get help for his stranded men. With maps and illustrations.
 
The Oceanites Site Guide to the Antarctic Peninsula
Ron Naveen
GUIDEBOOK · 1997 · 129 PAGES
With its descriptions, maps and wonderful aerial photographs of visitor sites in the Antarctic Peninsula, this is the one book to carry on your voyage to the Antarctic. This book, which supports the Antarctic Site Inventory Project, covers 39 prime visitor sites in detail. It also includes some of the best photography we've seen.
 
North Pole, South Pole, Journeys to the Ends of the Earth
Bertrand Imbert
EXPLORATION · 1992 · 192 PAGES
An indispensable reference that fits in your pocket. Part of the lavishly illustrated "Discoveries" series, this compact volume features hundreds of maps, historic photographs and journal excerpts. With at least a few paragraphs on all the great expeditions, we refer to it often.
 
Antarctic Explorer Map
Ocean Explorer
2000 · MAP
A full color map of the Antarctic Peninsula at a scale of 1:7,000,000 designed for the shipboard traveler by veteran expedition leader Nigel Sitwell. It covers the range of most Antarctic voyages from Tierra del Fuego, the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the Peninsula south to Marguerite Bay. It also includes detailed insets of South Georgia and the complex channels and islands of the Palmer Archipelago including Paradise Bay, the Lemaire and Neumeyer channels. The reverse shows the entire continent with photographs and mini-biographies of 30 polar explorers.