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Naturalists
by Lloyd Buck
On this show, we accompany the greatest naturalists on their most exciting adventures: the pioneers, explorers and scientists who shaped the way we see and understand our natural world.
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E1: Nansen and the Crossing of Greenland
Dr. Fridtjof Nansen lived one of the most exciting and impactful lives you could imagine. Between leading some of the most daring expeditions in history and winning the Nobel Peace Prize as a diplomat, there are many stories worth telling. In this episode, we accompany him on his first expedition that made him world-famous: The Crossing of Greenland. Link to his entire report (starting on page 469): https://books.google.de/books/about/Proceedings_of_the_Royal_Geographical_So.html?id=qtkv4R-WYHcC&redir_esc=y
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On this show, we accompany the greatest naturalists on their most exciting adventures: the pioneers, explorers and scientists who shaped the way we see and understand our natural world.
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Lloyd Buck
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