Completed Online Expeditions


Global SchoolNet provides the curriculum resources, online activities, and facilitates interactions between students, teachers and explorers for numerous expeditions and virtual field trips. Although these expeditions have been completed, you will find valuable content, maps and images. And, several expedition leaders are even willing to answer questions or make guest appearances at your school.

NOTE: Due to URL changes, some links on the pages below may no longer be valid.

  • CAMBODIA - COUNTRY, CULTURE, COMMUNITY & CHILDREN (2006)
    US students learn about the poverty and unique challenges that Cambodia has faced historically.
  • NORTH POLE SOLO (2004)
    Wave Vidmar attempts to be the first American to voyage solo to the North Pole. Read about his 60 day adventure as he walked, skied, and swam 660 miles across the frozen Arctic sea ice!
  • SPIRIT OF SHACKLETON (2004)
    Conrad Anker, Bob Wallace, Dave German voyage into the ice, by boating, trekking, and climbing their way from the Antarctic Peninsula to the Falkland Islands.
  • HOGS FOR DOGS (2004)
    Max & Bailey, two Golden Retrievers, journey over 25,000 miles in their Harley-Davidson sidecars, bringing attention to the special needs of people with disabilities and highlighting the many ways that a Guide or Assistance Dog can help them lead more independent lives.
  • DRY VALLEYS - ANTARCTICA (2003)
    The "Stream Team" researchers have returned, but you can view their photos and read their stories about the polar desert ecosystem of Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
  • ROW AROUND THE WORLD SOLO TRANSOCEANIC VOYAGE (1997-2002)
    Mick Bird rows solo on a 26,000-mile transoceanic voyage around the world aboard his boat Reach. 
  • BANCROFT-ARNESEN INTI (2001)
    Ann Bancroft and Liv Arnesen help girls pursue their dreams and educators inspire kids in the INTI 2001, when they attempt to become the first all-girl high school group to climb a 6,222-meter peak.
  • BANCROFT-ARNESEN (2000)
    Ann Bancroft and Liv Arnesen are the first women to venture on a 100-day, 2,400-mile trek across Antarctica.
  • CAMELL (1996-2001)
    Alex Bannister and her team travel 17,000 kilometers around Australia, saving the environment with camels!
  • AFRICAN EDVENTURE (1999)
    Denis Wilson and Aaron Frick take a 18,000-mile expedition through ten African countries to England, in a restored, 26-year-old, satellite-linked Series III Land Rover.
  • HAKUNA MATATA ADVENTURE (1996)
    Mary Foster invites classrooms to join her Hakuna Matata Adventure as she travels from Europe to Africa.
  • WHERE ON THE GLOBE IS ROGER (1993)
    Roger Williams, former United States Marine Corps combat pilot and retired airline pilot, realizes his long-standing dream of driving around the world in the name of world peace.