Our Aims
To provide the opportunity to enhance the following skill set for young people from all backgrounds:- Planning, organisation and fundraising
- experience of personal challenge and adventure
- Awareness of strengths, weaknesses and potential
- Individual initiative and independent thought
- Broadened Outlook
- Effective teamwork and leadership
- Sense of community
- Practical exploration and fieldwork skills
- Balance enjoyment with preservation of wild environments
- Formal reporting processes
BSES News
A BSES expedition to Greenland provides the data for a recently published research paper.
Information for those who missed the weekend will be available shortly.
UK Flight Disruptions
Advice for Extreme Arctic flights and those travelling to the YE briefing weekend
News
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- Anglo Omani 2011 Desert Expedition
- Tim Stott's Research Gets Published...
- Ye And Leader Andy Ruck Writes His First Book!
- Ye Briefing Weekend
- Flight Updates
- Fantastic Website: Tanzania 2004
- BSES Southern Endurance 2008 On Tv
- BSES Thanks Their Patrons
- Polar Bears, Walruses And Icebergs: Arctic Pictures By Wildlife Photographer Paul Souders
- Final Call For Young Explorers For Summer 2010!
- New Arctic Skills Course - Final Places!
- Life In The Jungle
- BSES Leader Running Marathon
- BSES Annual Gathering
- 2011 Expeditions - Current Line Up
- After Your Expedition - BSES Conference
- Tim's Cycle Home
- New Stores Facility
2011 Expeditions - Current Line Up
With 2009 expeditions just finishing up and 2010 planning well under way, the thoughts of 2011 and beyond are never far away.
There are exciting plans currently under investigation in the following areas. Keep your eyes peeled here for the results of the recces…
Oman’s Empty Quarter
Returning to a desert climate for the first time in a few years, BSES has fascinating plans for scientific study amongst the dunes and mountains of the empty quarter.
Pamir Mountains of Kyrgyzstan
Extremely remote and largely unexplored, the scale of scope of this range is second to none for a truly genuine wilderness experience.
Cumberland Peninsula area of Baffin Island
A stomping ground for polar explorers and Polar bears alike, Baffin Island is a spectacular setting for a wide range of arctic activities. The locals could not be friendlier or setting more stunning.
South East Greenland kayaking
The start of many Greenland crossings for many explorers including the revered explorer Gino Watkins – the possibilities here are endless and it’s sure to be host to a memorable expedition.
There are exciting plans currently under investigation in the following areas. Keep your eyes peeled here for the results of the recces…
Oman’s Empty Quarter
Returning to a desert climate for the first time in a few years, BSES has fascinating plans for scientific study amongst the dunes and mountains of the empty quarter.
Pamir Mountains of Kyrgyzstan
Extremely remote and largely unexplored, the scale of scope of this range is second to none for a truly genuine wilderness experience.
Cumberland Peninsula area of Baffin Island
A stomping ground for polar explorers and Polar bears alike, Baffin Island is a spectacular setting for a wide range of arctic activities. The locals could not be friendlier or setting more stunning.
South East Greenland kayaking
The start of many Greenland crossings for many explorers including the revered explorer Gino Watkins – the possibilities here are endless and it’s sure to be host to a memorable expedition.
"The Object of the Society is to advance the education of young people by providing inspirational, challenging, scientific expeditions to remote,wild environments and so promote the development of their confidence, teamwork, leadership, and spirit of adventure and exploration."
As a registered charity, BSES depends upon the generous support of its Members, Supporters, Sponsors and Partner Organisations.
Our Objective is to take young people on expeditions of a challenging and scientific nature in demanding natural wilderness environments overseas to develop their self-reliance, teamwork, leadership and spirit of adventure.
We welcome your financial support for any of our projects or expeditions. We are enormously grateful to the individuals, parents, companies, charitable trusts and foundations that support us on a regular basis.
For more information on ways you can support BSES, please click here.
For more information on ways you can support BSES, please click here.
Kit Yourself Out & Support BSES!We have a range of BSES Merchandise for sale to BSES Members, YE's and their families. Download the form (right) and send to BSES HQ.
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 BSES RAB 100l Holdall £38.00 |
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 Burgees £10.00 |
 Associate Members' Tie £7.00 |
 Members' Tie £7.00 |
 Pin Badges £5.00 |
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As a registered charity, BSES depends upon the generous support of its Members, Supporters, Sponsors and Partner Organisations.
Our Objective is to take young people on expeditions of a challenging and scientific nature in demanding natural wilderness environments overseas to develop their self-reliance, teamwork, leadership and spirit of adventure.
We welcome your financial support for any of our projects or expeditions. We are enormously grateful to the individuals, parents, companies, charitable trusts and foundations that support us on a regular basis.
For more information on ways you can support BSES, please click here.
For more information on ways you can support BSES, please click here.
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