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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.

1797 Expeditions found

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1994 British Nanda Devi East

Himalaya – India
Ref: 94/41
September - October 1994
Julie-Ann Clyma with Roger Payne
This very experienced team hoped to attempt a new route on the NW ridge of this 7,434m peak, but an unusually dry season made this impractical. They therefore moved to the S ridge and succeeded in mak Read more
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British Latok North Ridge 1994

Pakistan
Ref: 94/42
August - September 1994
Dave Wills with Brendan Murphy
Porter strikes plus injury and memory loss caused by falling rocks added to the more usual hazards experienced by this team attempting the first ascent of the N ridge of Latok I (7,145m) in pure alpin Read more
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Hagshu North Face

Himalaya – India
Ref: 94/28
August - September 1994
John Barry with Seb Mankelow
The leader has had a love-hate relationship with this 6,300m peak over many years, returning time after time in the hope of making the first ascent of its N face. This time, two weeks of non-stop snow Read more
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Imperial College Hidden Garhwal

Himalaya – India
Ref: 94/27
August - October 1994
Oliver Shergold with David Edwards, Martin Jackson, Martin Shelley, Toby Shergold and Philip Wickens
This expedition had both scientific and mountaineering aims, and recorded great success in both. After setting up a long-term study into the impact that tourists and trekkers have on the mountain envi Read more
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RAF Menthosa 1994

Himalaya – India
Ref: 94/10
August - September 1994
Kev Williams with Steve Atkins, Adrian Birkett, Richard Cooper, Brendan Dunn, Jim Groark, Peter Higgins, Andrew Nundy, Richard Turvey, and Carl Vanderlee
This team planned to explore the Chamba/Lahul area of India and climb Menthosa (6,443m) by two different routes. However, the mountain had changed dramatically, making the climbing far more technical Read more
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Yangtze Gorges Caves 1994

China and Tibet
Ref: 94/48
August - September 1994
Richard Bartrop with Anthony Baker, Colin Boothroyd, David CheckIey, Peter Francis, Philip Goodwin, Adrian Gregory, Brian Judd, Steven Openshaw, Paul Seddon, Kevin Senior, Dick Willis and a group of Chinese cave scientists
A period of five weeks was spent exploring caves in Sichuan Province, central China. Near the town of Xin Long they surveyed a cave that proved to have a depth of 931m and is hence the deepest known c Read more
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British Admiral Peak

Central Asia
Ref: 94/30
July - August 1994
Neil McAdie with Clive Davis, Jerry Hadwin and Andy Lewington
This team arrived in Base Camp a mere 15 hours after leaving London, to find that their intended route had already been climbed by a CIS party. Any alternative would have involved many days of big wal Read more
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British/Ukranian Tien Shan 1994

Central Asia
Ref: 94/18
July - August 1994
Nick Williams with Chris Bedford, Richard Cross, Mat Dickinson and Adam Jackson from the UK and Ukranians Anton Bykov, Igor Chaplinsky, Nikolay Gorunov, Sveta Lineva, Taras Metropan, Alik Petruk & Sasha Pyapun
This joint team hoped to achieve new routes from the South Inylchek glacier but experienced bad weather for most of the time that they were in the area. Continuous danger of rock and serac fall preven Read more
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Cherskiy Mountains

Russia
Ref: 94/16
July - August 1994
Paul Knott with Michael Doyle, Simon Inger and John Kentish
As the first Westerners to visit these mountains in NE Siberia, this team had the area to itself and were able to achieve 7 first ascents of peaks approx 3,000m high. A pencilled line on a 1:500,000 p Read more
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Regatta Kamchatka Volcanoes

East Asia
Ref: 94/07
July - August 1994
John Town with Huw Davies, Alyson Starling, Richard Wojtaszewski and 10 Russian climbers
Kamchatka, the most easterly extremity of Siberia, was closed until recently, so is little explored. This team achieved successful ascents of Avacha (1,800m), Ushkovsky (3,943m) and Klyuchevskaya (c4, Read more