Uncover Arctic secrets at BRLSI! Join us Sat, Jan 13th, for relics from the doomed Franklin Expedition. Logan Zachary, a Franklin researcher, guides us through their journey. A historical gem! #FranklinExpedition #BRLSIHistory #LoganZachary

Our review of Angus Wardlaw's new novel inspired by and re-imagining the #FranklinExpedition: arcticbookreview.blogspot.com/2024/01/passag…

My thoughts on the latest #FranklinExpedition artifacts brought up from HMS Erebus by the #ParksCanada Underwater Archaeology Team in 2023:visionsnorth.blogspot.com/2024/01/parks-…

The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley review – a seriously fun sci-fi romcom theguardian.com/books/2024/may…

Our review of Kaliane Bradley's The Ministry of Time: arcticbookreview.blogspot.com/2024/05/the-mi…

#OnThisDay: 19 May, 1845. The #FranklinExpedition leaves England with a crew of 134 men. This expedition has haunted the imagination of many. But did you know that we have two monuments in the grounds commemorating it? Read more 👇🏼 ow.ly/uSKs50RK0Gs

Royal Canadian Geographical Society finds wreck of Shackleton's last ship, Quest #Jill_Heinerth #Quest #Royal_Canadian_Geographical_Society #Shackleton #Scuba_News #ScubaDiverMag #ScubaDiving #ScubaDiverMagazine #Scuba #Diving #Sealife scubadivermag.com/royal-canadian…

I was interviewed by the Abbots Langley news about my Fitzjames research and my plans to campaign for a memorial! mynewsmag.co.uk/unsung-hero-hi…

Tonight's Aurora Forecast has the 'Horizon View Line' down to around 35°N across much of the CONUS. Weather/cloud permitting, many people in the US will have the opportunity to see the auroras tonight!

New details on the life and career of Stephen Samuel Stanley, Surgeon aboard HMS "Erebus" on the ill-ftaed #FranklinExpedition:visionsnorth.blogspot.com/2024/08/new-de…

Check out the latest NOISER "Short History Of" -- today, it's the #NorthwestPassage, and I was happy to be able to join to talk about the #FranklinExpedition and other attempts to traverse it: open.spotify.com/episode/6oT1dC…

Today marks 10 years since the location of the #HMSErebus wreck, from the legendary 1845 #FranklinExpedition!⚓ This historic find was made possible through invaluable Inuit oral history, knowledge, and collaboration with #ParksCanada’s Underwater Archaeology Team and partners.

FITZJAMES HAS BEEN FOUND! 😭He was one of the first to die after they abandoned the ships. My boy didn't have to suffer for long. I'm so grateful that he has been identified. Crying and in shock too. I helped find you, my dear Fitzjames. 😭❤️

James Fitzjames, the senior officer aboard HMS Erebus, Sir John Franklin's 1845 Northwest Passage expedition, has been identified by Lakehead University University of Waterloo through DNA and genealogical analyses. uwaterloo.ca/news/media/ano…

So thrilled that our MA student, who spent several years researching a biography of Capt James Fitzjames, is key to this remarkable discovery. Her research connected the Canadian scholars with Fitzjames' descendant. Congratulations, Fabienne! 'Finding Fitzjames', indeed!

Some first thoughts on the finding James Fitzjames, the Captain of HMS Erebus after Sir John Franklin's death #FranklinExpedition: visionsnorth.blogspot.com/2024/09/on-fin…

My article on the Fitzjames Find for Canadian Geographic is now live! canadiangeographic.ca/articles/findi…