Join the Australian Geographic Society for a night of incredible adventure!

Hear from two thrilling speakers followed by a Q&A panel conversation, all in the beautiful new event centre at the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary on the Gold Coast.

Join Dr Geoff Wilson as he recounts tales from the first stage of Project Zero, his latest big adventure which aims to show that epic adventure can be sustainable. Geoff and his team, which includes his son Kitale, are currently exploring some of the world’s most isolated and vulnerable regions on a zero-emissions quest to document the impact of climate change.

Then, listen to Tom Robinson made headlines in September last year when he was rescued by a cruise ship after he capsized off Vanuatu. Dubbed ‘the naked rower’ by the media, Tom had traversed the Pacific Ocean in his hand-built wooden rowboat Maiwar from Peru to the Cooks Islands, solo, nonstop, and unassisted.

AG Society-supported-Tom has been recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest person ever to row solo across the Pacific.

 

All proceeds to the Australian Geographic Society.