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REGIONS & ROUTES
A Global, Multi-Year Voyage
Our voyage is designed as a long-term, global undertaking rather than a single, fixed route.
We prioritise regions where environmental change intersects with deep cultural knowledge and long-standing stewardship. Routes evolve over time in response to scientific need, community invitation, seasonal conditions, and operational realities.
Below are examples of regions engaged across different phases of the voyage.
Northern Waters — Arctic & Sub-Arctic Regions
Working alongside Inuit and northern communities, we document changing sea ice conditions, marine mammal migration, and ecosystem dynamics — informed by both scientific observation and Indigenous knowledge systems.
These regions represent some of the fastest-changing marine environments on the planet and form a foundational focus of our northern work.
Transitional & Emerging Routes — The Northwest Passage
We approach these waters not as record-seekers, but as collaborators — respecting traditional navigation knowledge, environmental context, and the realities faced by communities living with rapid transformation.
This region reflects the broader challenges of climate-driven access, governance, and stewardship.
Major River Systems — The Amazon Basin
From tidal estuaries to inland corridors, we collaborate with riverine communities to study water quality, biodiversity, and seasonal change, while supporting community-led documentation and data stewardship.
River systems are critical arteries of ecological and human health, linking upland decisions to downstream impact.
Future & Evolving Regions
As the voyage continues, additional regions may include island nations, equatorial coastlines, temperate oceans, and other river systems — guided by scientific relevance, partner relationships, and shared priorities.
The voyage remains adaptive by design.