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Michael Palin agrees to introduce 'The Lost World' at its world premiere on Tuesday 13th September at the Royal Geographical Society. The fifty minute documentary features Mount Roraima and the Guiana Highlands - a region that is home to some of the most spectacular scenery and unique wildlife on earth.


Last 50 tickets available for the Premiere of Ibex Earth's 'The Lost World' and are available from www.lostworld.eventbrite.com for just £15.00

 

Ibex Earth dedicates 'The Lost World' to the memory of Adrian Warren, whose kindness, generosity and professionalism turned the documentary into a reality. Adrian sadly passed away in June this year.

 

Rainforest Life Funding announced as major sponsor to the Premiere of 'The Lost World' - more information to follow.

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Saturday 31st March 2012 - Earth Hour

Help spread the word about Earth Hour 2012 and show your support for action on climate change and sustainability. Visit www.earthhour.org for further information and join over five million supporters in switching off your lights.

 

Tuesday 18th October 2011 - Ibex Earth: Pro Bono at the College of Law, Store Street, London

Ibex Earth hosts its first Environmental Law talk at the College of Law, Store Street, London on Tuesday 18th October 2011 at 17:45-19:00. Speakers confirmed from Rainforest Life Funding, Carbon Leapfrog and the Gaia Foundation.

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April 15th 2010 - The Raffle for Roraima begins, we have got 2,000 tickets and lots and lots of prizes - the draw will take place as soon as we have sold our 2,000th ticket as we look to raise £2,000 for The Lost World Project.
May 17th 2010 - Join the Ibex Earth: Pro Bono Team in the sixth annual London Legal Walk on Monday May 17th 2010. The event starts at 17:30 outside the Royal Courts of Justice and you will be raising money to help safeguard the long-term future of Mount Roraima and provide under privileged people with access to free legal support, advice and assistance. To join the team email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Please note that by joining the Ibex Earth: Pro Bono Team you will gain an additional two entries into the prize draw for The Lost World Project.
May 25-30th - World Land Trust: Saving the Atlantic Rainforest Chelsea Flower Show - The WLT is having an exhibit at the Chelsea Flower Show this year and looks to recreate a tiny corner of the Atlantic Rainforest to give visitors a true impression of what it is really like to be in the rainforest. The exhibit will be held in the Continuous Learning Section.
August 16th-30th - Ibex Earth leads the expedition to Arthur Conan Doyle's 'lost world' where we will be filming a broadcast quality documentary about Mount Roraima, Venezuela. To watch a short two minute video about this not-for-profit initiative please visit www.thelostworldproject.org
Tuesday 13th September 2011 - Premiere of 'The Lost World'

Ibex Earth is delighted to announce that the world Premiere of 'The Lost World' will take place at the Royal Geographical Society on Tuesday 13th September 2011. Tickets are available from www.lostworld.eventbrite.com and are priced at just £15.00. Guests include Michael Palin, Richard Terry, Liz Bonnin and Jamie Crawford.

 

 

Funding a Green Future 2012 - Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th March 2012

Ibex Earth will continue to work with Southend on Sea Borough Council in delivering Funding a Green Future, a free two day national conference for the public sector about the UK's transition to the low-carbon economy. Next year's conference takes place on Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th March 2012 and is designed to take place during Climate Week.


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  • Join a 2011 expedition to the Lost World with Ibex Earth

    Travel with the Ibex Earth team during expeditions between March 20th-30th and April 20th-30th to ascend the remote slopes of Mount Roraima to discover the unique wildlife and landscapes of the Lost World. Learn the threats which are jeopardizing the survival of this unique and ancient land, and by enjoying this adventure of a life time, you will help us raise further funds to contribute to regional conservation to secure a future for this ecologically unique part of South America.   We have already raised and donated more than US $11,000 secure a longer term future of the Lost Worlds.…





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  • Blog Entry Eight: 125 year anniversary

    Blog Entry Eight: 125 year anniversary December 14th, 2009 marks the 125th anniversary of the first ascent of Mount Roraima  - South America's lost world - a colossal plateau skirted on all sides by sheer vertical cliffs up to 600 meters tall. The summit of the mountain has remained isolated for millions of years, and today is home to one of the greatest concentration of unique plants and animals found anywhere on Earth, including ancient living fossils that have remained little-changed since the time of the dinosaurs. Ever since 1838, expedition after expedition reached the base of the towering plateau, but all failed to find a way up…





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