Heritage Expeditions
Toby Dickson has a diverse background in marine science and expedition leading. Currently serving as a Naturalist on PONANT's icebreaker 'Le Commandant Charcot', Toby guides clients, drives zodiacs, and provides lectures. Toby has experience as an Expedition Leader/Guide with Heritage Expeditions and has worked in various roles related to marine biosecurity and scientific diving with organizations such as Marine Environmental Field Services, Northland Regional Council, Department of Conservation, and Environment Southland. With a Master of Science in Marine Science from the University of Otago, Toby also has experience as a Laboratory Demonstrator and Hiking Guide.
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Heritage Expeditions
Every year Heritage Expeditions voyages with small groups of between 18 and 140 intrepid travellers to some of the most unique and remote islands, coasts and shorelines on earth aboard our expedition ships Heritage Adventurer and Heritage Explorer on voyages ranging from 5 – 29 days. Founded in 1985 by the Russ family in Christchurch, New Zealand, Heritage Expeditions is still proudly family-owned and operated. Contributing to conservation through experiential learning and providing funds for research and management, they are pioneers in environmentally-responsible expedition travel offering intimate group excursions exploring and experiencing Antarctica, the Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand and Australia, around the islands of Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Philippines, Australia's iconic Kimberley Coast and coastal New Zealand on our purpose built expedition ships. Each expedition is meticulously planned and led by a team of botanists, ornithologists, naturalists and experts in their field, ensuring passengers maximise every opportunity to learn, discover and experience as much as possible, while minimising the impact of their visit and returning as ambassadors for these very special places.