Take pride in your accomplishments without pretence.
The society is committed to the advancement of scientific research and field study. First established in New York in 1904, The Explorers Club is to open its first new club house since 1965 in Mayfair, London.
Explorers Club, New York members seek a UK base for their international operations.
Right to left David Dolan, Head of Development of the Explorers Club (recipient of the Sweeney Medal) Trevor Wallace (New Explorers Award), Apollo astronaut Captain Jim Lovell (Explorers Medal), Jeff Bezos (Buzz Aldrin Award) Dr. Gino Caspari (New Explorers Award) Dr. Edie Widder (Citation of Merit).
Established 1904,
London opening March 2025.
A private members club with real utility, where the advancement of scientific research and field study is the core goal of its patrons.
AUTHENTICITY
Since the founding of The Explorers Club in 1904, its members have notched a number of notable firsts—to the North Pole, to the South Pole, to the top of Everest, to the bottom of Challenger Deep, and to the Moon—and we continue to do so.
INTEGRITY
When we take to the field, we should do so with integrity and with the utmost respect for the peoples and environments we encounter. It is also important to give credit where credit is due when it comes to prior field research in our area of inquiry.
COURAGE
Undertaking expeditions takes courage and confidence. However, we should strive to maintain a sense of humility as we take to the field—even as we break with tradition and that which was previously assumed.
