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Expedition Reports

Every MEF-supported expedition is required to submit a report to the foundation. We have archived these reports so that they can be of use in research and the planning of future expeditions. Listed below are summary pages for every expedition that the MEF has supported with links to their complete expedition reports. Expeditions can be refined by geographical area and purpose, browsed using the map below or searched using the search box.


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British Asajya Tuppa Expedition 2025

Ref: 25/10
September - October 2025
Julian Freeman-Attwood, Jim Lowther, Crag Jones, Jim Fotheringham, Ed Douglas and Nick Colton
This team reached base camp, with difficulty, over 13 days from Simikot. Shortly thereafter they experienced four days of heavy snow, with one metre falling at base camp and more above. While they wer Read more

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British Limi Expedition 2025

Ref: 25/15
September - October 2025
Mick Fowler and Victor Saunders
This team of two set out with the intention of climbing Peak 6010 in northwest Nepal via the mountain's west face. Upon arrival at base camp, it immediately became clear that there was much less snow Read more

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Stirling University Eastern Greenland Mountaineering Expedition

Ref: 25/11
July - August 2025
Benjamin Toole, Megan Cumming, Dylan Coker and Rosie Aldridge
The team's original objectives higher up the Kaarali glacier proved impractical due to unstable weather and the long, challenging approach across impassable or dangerous marine-terminating glaciers. T Read more

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2025 Khurdopin Sar Expedition

Ref: 25/29
August - September 2025
Peter Thompson and Patrick Heger
Despite Heger's desire to make an attempt on Khurdopin Sar (6346m) as planned, Thompson did not feel up to the climb, having contracted a cough on the approach. As a result, the pair left Pakistan wit Read more

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Spang Nala Traverse

Ref: 25/24
August 2025
Shar Mathias and Oak Jones
Advice from locals led this team to approach their objectives from Photang Nala rather than Spang Nala, crossing a pass directly onto the upper glacier. From here they accomplished their primary objec Read more

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Baffin Island 2025

Ref: 25/01
April - May 2025
Tom Harding, Leanne Dyke, Ben James and James Hoyes
After an initial false start when strong winds prevented the team from accessing their planned snowmobile drop-off in the Kingnait Fjord, they changed plans and were dropped near Summit Lake in the We Read more

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An Erosion Rate for Everest

Ref: 25/03
April - May 2025
Ann Rowan, George Young, Katie Miles, Duncan Quincey and Bryn Hubbard
The aim of this expedition was to fill a key knowledge gap in the scientific understanding of Himalayan glaciers. While much is understood regarding the glacier dynamics, palaeoglaciation and the effe Read more

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HI-RISE Ecology

Ref: 25/28
May - June 2025
Claudia Alvarado and Ram Devi Tachamo Shah
The overarching aim of this scientific research expedition was to understand how river ecosystems respond to glacial meltwater dynamics in the headwaters of the Nepal Himalaya, where glacier retreat i Read more

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Himalayan Late Quaternary Palaeoglaciation

Ref: 25/26
April - May 2025
George E. Young
This expedition was part of a larger scientific project which seeks to better understand what role, if any, climactic drivers (as opposed to glaciological drivers) played in differences in the timing Read more

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LOSTMELT

Ref: 25/09
April - May 2025
Katie Miles, Ann Rowan, George Young, Duncan Quincey and Bryn Hubbard, with assistance from Matt Peacey and Sunil Oulkar
Thie scientific expedition set out to assess whether meltwater is 'lost' from the hydrological system of the Khumbu Glacier, whether this 'lost' meltwater re-emerges downstream and how this 'lost' mel Read more