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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2021 · 37 MIN

Felicity Aston: Women as Key players in the Global Climate Solution. And... Life Lessons from Explorers

from Beyond the Bottomline · host Anna Cook

Inspired Women: What women are doing to support climate changes and the importance of their role. How we can help climate change with simple steps. Learning life lessons from the great explorers. We are lucky to have Felicity Aston MBE back on the show today giving us updates on climate change and the evolution she has seen over the last 20+ years, and baby steps we can take to help. Also Felicity will be giving us some valuable tips about what we can learn from the great explorers to help us in life. We will be discussing: The evolution of climate change over the last 20+ years and predictions for the future. The need for raising more awareness and emphasizing the need for and capability of women to be part of the global climate solution The life of an explorer and managing the challenges, and the difference between those and a ‘normal’ life. The life lessons we can learn from the great explorers. Absolutely fascinating interview!! More about Felicity: British Polar Explorer Felicity Aston is a climate scientist turned Expedition Leader, author and speaker. In January 2012 she became the first and only woman in the world to ski across Antarctica alone. The 1084-mile, 59-day journey also made her the first person in the world to do so alone and purely by muscle power without the aid of kites or machines. ‘Outside Magazine’ – the most popular adventure sport magazine in the US – named her a 2012 Adventurer of the Year. In 2009 she led the 38-day, 600-mile Kaspersky Lab Commonwealth Antarctic Expedition, the largest and most international women’s team ever to ski to the South Pole. Felicity has led several other notable expeditions including the Women’s Euro-Arabian North Pole Expedition 2018, the first British women’s crossing of Greenland, a 450-mile winter crossing of Lake Baikal in Siberia and an adventurous expedition in Iceland for young people with a brain injury. She was also part of the first, ever, all-female team to complete the Polar Challenge, a 350-mile endurance race to the magnetic north pole and has completed the notorious Marathon Des Sables, a 150-mile foot race across the Sahara. Trained as a Physicist and Meteorologist, Felicity’s first polar experience was as a scientist with the British Antarctic Survey. Based for three years on a remote research station on the Antarctic Peninsula, her job was to monitor climate and ozone. You can find Felicity online here… Website: www.felicityaston.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/felicity_aston The B.I.G. North Pole Expedition 2022: http://www.bignorthpole.com Author of Call of the White, Alone in Antarctica, Chasing Winter and Life Lessons From Explorers

Inspired Women: What women are doing to support climate changes and the importance of their role. How we can help climate change with simple steps. Learning life lessons from the great explorers. We are lucky to have Felicity Aston MBE back on the show today giving us updates on climate change and the evolution she has seen over the last 20+ years, and baby steps we can take to help. Also Felicity will be giving us some valuable tips about what we can learn from the great explorers to help us in life. We will be discussing: The evolution of climate change over the last 20+ years and predictions for the future. The need for raising more awareness and emphasizing the need for and capability of women to be part of the global climate solution The life of an explorer and managing the challenges, and the difference between those and a ‘normal’ life. The life lessons we can learn from the great explorers. Absolutely fascinating interview!! More about Felicity: British Polar Explorer Felicity Aston is a climate scientist turned Expedition Leader, author and speaker. In January 2012 she became the first and only woman in the world to ski across Antarctica alone. The 1084-mile, 59-day journey also made her the first person in the world to do so alone and purely by muscle power without the aid of kites or machines. ‘Outside Magazine’ – the most popular adventure sport magazine in the US – named her a 2012 Adventurer of the Year. In 2009 she led the 38-day, 600-mile Kaspersky Lab Commonwealth Antarctic Expedition, the largest and most international women’s team ever to ski to the South Pole. Felicity has led several other notable expeditions including the Women’s Euro-Arabian North Pole Expedition 2018, the first British women’s crossing of Greenland, a 450-mile winter crossing of Lake Baikal in Siberia and an adventurous expedition in Iceland for young people with a brain injury. She was also part of the first, ever, all-female team to complete the Polar Challenge, a 350-mile endurance race to the magnetic north pole and has completed the notorious Marathon Des Sables, a 150-mile foot race across the Sahara. Trained as a Physicist and Meteorologist, Felicity’s first polar experience was as a scientist with the British Antarctic Survey. Based for three years on a remote research station on the Antarctic Peninsula, her job was to monitor climate and ozone. You can find Felicity online here… Website: www.felicityaston.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/felicity_aston The B.I.G. North Pole Expedition 2022: http://www.bignorthpole.com Author of Call of the White, Alone in Antarctica, Chasing Winter and Life Lessons From Explorers

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