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In Antarctica, making the slightest mistake can put your life at risk. It is an unforgiving place. Colder than cold, bleak, a vast wasteland of iciness, its deadliness stretches for thousands of miles.

The air blew out of my lungs as an immense weight suddenly landed on my head, neck and left shoulder. In that instant I knew it was a polar bear.

The polar explorer and television presenter Paul Rose, 63, recalls living at the Rothera research station, in the Antarctic.

A new four-part series celebrating the 268-mile Pennine Way to mark the National Trail’s 50th anniversary.

Paul's work has taken him to some of the most extreme places on the planet, from the harsh environments of both poles, to the colourful surroundings of the tropics, & pretty much everywhere in-between.

Edward Wilson, who died with Scott on their return from the South Pole, was a brave explorer and an inspiring artist.

The Sea and Me: Paul tells the Marine Conservation Society what the sea means to him.

Paul talks climate change scepticism, being 'rubbish' at school and why there's more to the country's waters than people might think.

Explorer, diver, sailor and TV presenter Raul Rose has spent over 40 years exploring the planet and its oceans, from the bottom of Lake Geneva to Antarctic volcanoes.

Britain's Secret Seas presenter and expedition leader Paul Rose is interviewed by BSAC

In this interview for The Rolex Awards Journal, Paul Rose speaks of his hopes that the younger generation will take on traditional and new challenges.

In search of sharks - the Oceans experience. In this article Paul describes his search for Six Gill sharks in the Straits of Messina and Hammerheads in the Red Sea.

In this interview with Earthwatch, Paul reveals what started it all for him and why he is so determined for us all to learn, understand and protect our oceans.