Walking from the Pacific, over the Andes and along the entire length of the Amazon to the Atlantic is truly extraordinary ... To do all this puts Stafford's endeavour in the top league of expeditions past and present' - Sir Ranulph Fiennes OBE
Ed Stafford started running expeditions after retiring from the British Army as a captain in 2002 and has led expeditions all over the world. Whilst not leading trips, Ed worked alongside the United Nations in Afghanistan assisting with the running of their first-ever presidential elections. Prior to this journey Ed was in production with the BBC on their conservation series Lost Land of the Jaguar. In August 2010, Ed became the first man to walk the length of the River Amazon, accompanied by forestry worker Gadiel 'Cho' Sanchez Rivera for all but four months of the 28-month journey.
Walking from the Pacific, over the Andes and along the entire
length of the Amazon to the Atlantic is truly extraordinary ... To
do all this in more than 800 continuous days with just a backpack
puts Stafford's endeavour in the top league of expeditions past and
present.
*Sir Ranulph Fiennes OBE*
Is this Britain's most intrepid explorer since Scott of the
Antarctic?
*The Daily Mail*
All generations need heroes; it's lovely to have a real one for a
change.
*The Times*
Ed Stafford is the real deal.
*The Times*
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