Quark Expeditions
Matthew Marsh is a skilled wildlife professional currently serving as a Monitoring Officer for the Orkney Native Wildlife Project, where responsibilities include overseeing wildlife monitoring to assess the effects of invasive species removal on native populations. In addition to this role, Matthew operates as an Ornithologist and Expedition Guide for Quark Expeditions in polar regions. Previous experience includes serving as a Senior Research Assistant at RSPB, coordinating seabird monitoring, and working as a Marine Biologist with the British Antarctic Survey. Earlier roles encompassed ecological consulting, various research assistant positions focused on bird behavior and ecology, and field ecology projects with the British Trust for Ornithology. Matthew holds a Master of Science in Wildlife Management and Conservation and a Bachelor of Science in Zoology/Animal Biology from the University of Reading.
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Quark Expeditions
In 1991, Lars Wikander and Mike McDowell were two adventurers with a dream of visiting one of the few places on Earth they hadn’t explored: The North Pole. Once there, they were struck by its pristine beauty and inspired to share their experience with fellow explorers. Not long after this pioneering journey, Quark Expeditions launched with the first-ever tourist transit of the Northeast Passage. Today, Quark Expeditions is uncompromisingly polar, specializing in expeditions to Antarctica and the Arctic and has been the leading provider of polar adventure travel for over 25 years. With a diverse fleet of specially-equipped small expedition vessels, icebreakers, and unique land-based adventures, we offer travelers unparalleled access to the most remote places on earth. The spirit of exploration runs deep in our polar pedigree and we are passionate about creating transformational experiences for fellow adventurers visiting these regions.