Leading expeditions in Antarctica was considered a man's job for far too long - meet the women who are changing that, by Stefanie Waldek

"When I started in this business, the only female expedition leader was a co-leader with her husband. Women wereseen as cruise directors, but not expedition leaders."

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Main Author: Nielsen, H
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Published: Dotdash Meredith Mediaroom 2023
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Nielsen, H, Leading expeditions in Antarctica was considered a man's job for far too long - meet the women who are changing that, by Stefanie Waldek, Travel + Leisure, Dotdash Meredith Mediaroom, USA, 08 March (2023) [Media Interview]
http://ecite.utas.edu.au/155740
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