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25m steel expedition vessel with accommodation for 12 passengers and 8 crew - well suited to transporting & supporting research & filming expeditions to remote locations around the world - evohe carries a comprehensive list of equipment including two aluminum RIB tenders and two Bauer dive compressors as well as a two-man flying dinghy |
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evohe is a surveyed commercial vessel licensed to carry passengers - all vital systems onboard such as engines and generators are duplicated.A veteran of many expeditions including a successful transit of the Arctic from the Pacific to the Atrlantic via the Northwest Passage |
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| Past Projects March 2011- August 2012 Pacific Voyagers support Vessel http://pacificvoyagers.org/ filming base for 'our Blue Canoe' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UR_nk7ZEKcE 2010 - South Pacific, - Raivavae, Tahiti, Cook Islands, Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, - Support vessel for five double hulled traditional Polynesian vaka. 2009 - NZ Subantarctic - Auckland Islands winter-time southern right whale research expedition to place satellite tags and collect biopsy samples 2008 - NZ Subantarctic - Auckland Islands sealion research team 2008 - NZ Subantarctic - Campbell Island - albatross research team 2007 - NZ Subantarctic - National Geographic Magazine - whale expedition 2007 - Great Australian Bight - NHNZ/ Discovery Channel - bluefin tuna documentary 2006 - Galapagos - Edinburgh University climate research, coring fossil corals. 2006 – Fiords of Southern Chile - Otago University dolphin survey. We spent six weeks in search of the Chilean dolphin, recording sightings of whales and dolphins between the Beagle Channel and Puerto Montt. 2006 – Antarctic Peninsula - we spent February dodging ice in search of unclimbed peaks. 2005 – Southern Ocean. We sailed from Furious Fifties with no sign of other human life. We provisioned in Chile and the Falkland expedition to 2004 – coral cores for climate research. 2003 – underwater for coral cores and used the flying boat to survey and photograph the reef. 2003 – Programme) survey and education team. Teaching conservation - Back to 2002 – Subantarctic, Snares Islands BBC Natural History documentary expedition, filming “Wild Australasia” Outstanding diving, with penguins, sea lions and fur seals in the crystal clear waters of the Southern Ocean. 2002 – for NHK of Japan. We spent five weeks in 2001 – Chilean Fiords, the flying boat. 2000 – The Northwest Passage – Dodging sea-ice in the west and icebergs in the Baffin Sea, we succeeded in crossing from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean by this infamous Arctic route. 2000 –The for Natural History NZ Ltd and PBS Oregon. 1999 – Cook Islands and the tiny Line Islands in the mid Pacific Ocean; nine weeks collecting coral samples for an Edinburgh University climate study. 1999 – 1998 – Ashmore Reef in the We sailed from 1998 – Northern Territory of Australia, filming a documentary called Menacing Waters.1997 – in studying Southern Right Whales.1996 – History documentary about Southern Right Whales, “The Lost Whales”. 1995 – South Pacific from Solomon Islands of New Zealand- nine months filming the TV series "Deep Blue." 1994 – Ecology Holidays for trips and various research voyages. 1993 – lagoon at Tongareva (Penrhyn).The project included work on Rakahanga, Manihiki and Palmerston atolls all part of an ocean level study. 1992 – Marquesas Islands of French Polynesia - BBC Natural History- filming "Nomads of the Wind”. we then sailed via the TVNZ natural history documentary about reef fish. 1990-92 – Circumnavigation - From New Zealand to Papua New Guinea Bali and Java, on to Borneo, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Sri Lanka and across the Indian Ocean to Djibouti, then through the Red Sea to Saudi Arabia, Egypt and through the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean, then over the Atlantic to the Caribbean, Panama, Ecuador, Galapagos and French Polynesia where we started the BBC “Nomads” film. 1989 – pleasant but it contributed to Earthtrust’s ( 1988 – Cook Islands. Under charter to the Inter-island Trader. 1987 – 1985/1986 – Sail training, from the trainees. 1984 – We prepared Evohe for a world voyage with no idea that it would last for 24 years.......So far. |
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