Cape Farewell Youth Expedition 2007

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Mark Maslin (Science Mentor)
Professor Mark Maslin is the Director of the UCL Environment Institute at University College London. He is a leading climatologist with particular expertise in past global and regional climatic change. Mark will be helping the pupils with their science projects and will lead a collective project related to recording data about weather and climate.

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Joe Chapman (Cameraman)
Joe was camera assistant on the 2004 voyage and now works as cameraman and technical manager at Big Heart Media.

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Duncan Harris (Director/Editor)
Duncan went on the 2005 Cape Farewell voyage and has edited all the TV material produced so far by Cape Farewell, including David Hinton’s film for the BBC Art in the Arctic.

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Subathra Subramaniam  (Project Director)
As both choreographer and science teacher Suba believes strongly in combining science and the arts as an effective way into climate change for young people. Suba was part of the first Cape Farewell Voyage as presenter of North To Svalbard. She is artistic co-director of Angika, a leading South Asian dance company in the UK.

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Jessica Knight (All round invaluable multi-tasker)
Jessica joined the Cape Farewell Youth Expedition team in January as part of a gap year from Sussex University and has proved to be absolutely invaluable member of the team.