He undertook voyages to the Arctic in 1905, 1907, and 1919 and travelled in British East Africa in 1922 23, bringing back zoological specimens that he bequeathed to France.
It is significant that the theory of evolution by natural selection was formulated by naturalists who had undertaken voyages of discovery.
In the 1780s, he served on East India Company ships, undertaking voyages to the Indian subcontinent and the Caribbean.
In a speech on Thursday night to a Canberra-based policy thinktank that was interrupted briefly by protesters shouting "close the camps", Dutton said regional processing had been critical to removing any incentive for people smugglers to undertake dangerous voyages in an attempt to reach Australian soil.
They should, because leaders who undertake this voyage of personal understanding and development can transform not only their own capabilities but also those of their companies.
Even though England is an island and there is a sea between the two countries, a specially designed itinerary is in place for the brave, willing, and ready, to undertake the voyage.
In 1576 78 the English mariner Martin Frobisher undertook three voyages in search of a Northwest Passage to the Far East.
SYDNEY, Australia — Just how tough should Australia be in its campaign to dissuade asylum seekers from undertaking perilous voyages to its shores?
To give authenticity to his writing, Morison undertook numerous voyages himself, sailed the ocean routes followed by Columbus, and during wartime served on 12 ships as a commissioned officer in the Naval Reserve.
New Bedford's whaling heyday came in the first half of the 19th century, when the slaughter of thousands of cetaceans was undertaken on voyages lasting up to five years, mired in whale oil, blubber and blood, with men returning sometimes owing money to their masters.
