Deep-Sea Explorer Jill Heinerth to Receive First Honorary Doctorate
Acclaimed for her courage and voracious curiosity as she pursues discoveries in the most arduous…
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Film: The Rescue – Watch the Trailer
“The Rescue” is a documentary about the gripping, against-all-odds narrative that captivated the globe in…
Into The Planet: My Life as a Cave Diver by Jill Heinerth
With gripping storytelling, and radiating with intimacy, Into the Planet will transport you deep into the most exquisite, untouched corners of the earth.
Canada’s deepest cave discovered near Fernie, British Columbia
Bisaro Anima, near Fernie, British Columbia, is believed to be Canada’s deepest cave. Unsurprisingly, that…
Exploring Mexico’s Underwater Caves with Natalie L Gibb
We’d like to welcome you all to the Buchwald Room at Millennium Library on January 28, 2018 to hear Natalie Gibb’s presentation on Cave Exploration of Mexico’s Cenotes.
Exploring Mexico’s Underwater Caves with Natalie L Gibb
Hosted by Jason Ball and Richard Wahl When: Sunday, January 28, 2018 at 1:30 PM – 4 PM UTC-06 Where: Winnipeg Public…
Diver extraordinaire Jill Heinerth earns books contract
After winning Canada’s Polar Medal in March, Jill Heinerth has followed up in April with…
Canadian technical diver honoured with Polar Medal
Expert technical diver, writer, photographer and filmmaker Jill Heinerth receives Canada’s Polar Medal March 9 in a ceremony in London, Ontario. It is awarded to a Canadian who renders extraordinary service in the polar regions, creates better understanding of our northern communities and people, and participates in exploration, scientific research and security of our northern sovereignty.
Canadian technical diver honoured with Polar Medal
Expert technical diver, writer, photographer and filmmaker Jill Heinerth receives Canada’s Polar Medal March 9…
Jill Heinerth, the world’s foremost female cave diver, becomes the first RCGS Explorer-in-Residence
The Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) named Jill Heinerth, world famous Canadian cave diver, as its first Explorer-in-Residence to mark World Oceans Day today. “Exploration is in the DNA of the RCGS,” said John Geiger, CEO of The Royal Canadian Geographical Society. “We are so delighted to have Jill Heinerth in this new role. It is hard to imagine anyone who better embodies the courage and commitment of exploration.”
Jill Heinerth, the world’s foremost female cave diver, becomes the first RCGS Explorer-in-Residence
The Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) named Jill Heinerth, world famous Canadian cave diver, as…