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Zegrahm Expeditions' Royal Recognition

Company cofounder Peter Harrison recognized by Britain's Princess Anne for conservation efforts on South Georgia Island.

Zegrahm Expeditions' Royal Recognition
2012-11-15
SEATTLE, WA, November 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) Zegrahm Expeditions, the leader in small-ship expedition cruising and overland adventures, is pleased to announce that company cofounder and world's leading seabird ornithologist, Peter Harrison, has been recognized by the South Georgia Heritage Trust (SGHT) for his conservation efforts. With the help of contributions from generous Zegrahm guests, Harrison raised more than $150,000 for the eradication of rats on South Georgia Island, where the rodents threaten the survival of sea birds such as albatross, petrels, and prions. Harrison and his wife, Shirley Metz (also a Zegrahm cofounder and the first woman to ski to the South Pole), were invited to a SGHT lunch hosted by Princess Anne at St. James Palace in London.

"It is an honor to receive recognition for my work," stated Peter Harrison, cofounder of Zegrahm Expeditions. "I have always been fascinated by sea birds and wildlife in general, and I have dedicated my life to conservation. There is much more preservation to be done to ensure these animals will be with us for generations to come. "

Additionally, Harrison was granted the Gold Medal Conservation Award from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB). The group's highest honor was presented to Peter for his numerous achievements in the conservation of seabirds, including the recent South Georgia Island project. The RSPB is the world's oldest conservation group. Previous recipients of the Gold Medal Conservation Award include Sir David Attenborough and Prince Charles.

Peter Harrison was born in Plymouth, England. When not leading a trip for Zegrahm Expeditions, he resides in the US for most of the year. He also owns and maintains Swingates, a 30-acre private migratory bird reserve in Land's End, England.

Seattle-based Zegrahm Expeditions Inc., founded in 1990, is a leading adventure travel company specializing in small-ship expedition cruises, tours, and safaris to remote and intriguing destinations around the world. Led by expert guides and lecturers, Zegrahm itineraries are carefully crafted and all-inclusive, feature deluxe accommodations, and operate in all seven continents.

Website: http://www.zegrahm.com

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[Press-News.org] Zegrahm Expeditions' Royal Recognition
Company cofounder Peter Harrison recognized by Britain's Princess Anne for conservation efforts on South Georgia Island.