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When we’re going in to that far flung village the Defender will attract that good will, start those conversations that will then lead on to all sorts of other adventures.

Felicity Aston Pole of Cold Expedition
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Land Rover supports fieldwork and expedition activities, from providing vehicles and expertise, to funding outreach and training, and today providing the Land Rover Bursary.

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For more than 25 years Land Rover has been supporting the Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers which is a world centre for geography, supporting research, education, expeditions and fieldwork, and promoting public engagement and informed enjoyment of our world. Land Rover supports fieldwork and expedition activities, from providing vehicles and expertise, to funding outreach and training, and today providing the Land Rover Bursary.

Land Rover and institute of British Geographers

Land Rover’s partnership supports Geography Outdoors, which is the centre supporting field research, exploration and outdoor learning. Land Rover provides financial support and the loan of a vehicle for the Society to visit field centres, universities and secondary schools. This supports the Society’s work to put well planned, safely run, quality fieldwork that benefits students’ learning and personal development at the centre of geographical education. Land Rover funding helps run the annual "Explore" weekend and subsidises delegates to attend Land Rover Off-Road Driver Safety courses.


Together the two organisations offer an annual Land Rover Bursary. The grant provides the loan of a Land Rover 110 Defender vehicle and a bursary of £30,000 to fund a team of people to support a geographical journey. The aim of the journey is to challenge and inspire the team’s geographical understanding of a particular environment, where the use of a 110 Defender is essential to the trip. 

In working with the Society, Land Rover continues to provide four-wheel drive leadership, encouraging the pursuit of knowledge and understanding of environments and societies in a safe and responsible way.

 

I think the link between the Royal Geographical Society and Land Rover is absolutely crucial, we've had tremendous backing with Land Rover with their engineers. Everyone is on board.

Manu Palomeque Photographer, Pole of Cold Expedition

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