Peter Fretwell
Peter Fretwell is an award-winning cartographer and leading scientist at the British Antarctic Survey. He pioneered the use of satellite imagery to find and monitor polar wildlife, a project that has led to him discovering almost half of the world’s emperor penguin colonies. He has completed four field seasons in Antarctica. He lives near Cambridge with his wife and family.
Recent articles by Peter Fretwell
How Antarctic ice can help us travel back in time
Cartographer and scientist at the British Antarctic Survey Peter Fretwell explains how ice contains history in this extract from Antarctic Atlas.
Who really found the continent of Antarctica?
In this extract from Antarctic Atlas, cartographer Peter Fretwell reveals the four contenders for the fame of finding Antarctica.
