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I gave a slide show a couple of days ago to a group of 14/15 year olds about to start on coursework about Antarctica. Q & A session at the end and a teacher asked me:
What is the greatest threat facing Antarctica?Err... well... fluster, fluster... (I should have seen it coming) eventually I came out with "To be ignored - for people to be ignorant of it, if you don't know about something, you don't care about it".I was quite pleased with that, it may become some kind of "Mission statement" for this site. Whaddya reckon? Comments? Of course I can't claim originality, the idea came from Lars-Eric Lindblad (leader of the first commercial Antarctica cruise in 1966). "You can't protect what you don't know." Last edited by Paul Ward : 20th May 2006 at 09:07 AM. |
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Valid point. I know very little about Antarctica. But I'm getting better.
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Well seeing's how I don't know everything about Antarctica too, I won't sound like too much of an idiot when I ask this question.....How much of Antarctica is still unexplored (if there are parts unexplored)??
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