LOST AIRCRAFT OF THE SIERRA NEVADAS: JUNE 21 - 26, 2024

A team of 6 highly capable athletes will trek and run targeted areas of the high Sierras in search of undiscovered aircraft wreckage. Our aviation history experts have pinpointed several high probability areas to search for evidence to help solve several enduring aviation mysteries.

BEARS EARS NATIONAL MONUMENT EXPEDITION: MAY 23 - May 31, 2025

We will return to continue our Bears Ears exploration. This project will allow for four teams of five. Participants should have a high level of fitness and be capable of hiking off-trail for 6-8 hours per day. Interested participants should contact us to reserve their spot.

utah - canyon glassing

The Adventure Science team returns to Utah to continue exploring the canyon-rich landscape around the Bears Ears National Monument. With the support of Friends of Cedar Mesa, the team will explore canyons and mesa tops in this conservation focused project. All data collected will be provided to Friends of Cedar Mesa to enhance their cultural site records and to create a more robust catalogue of previously undocumented cultural resources in this vast, yet fragile region. We will continue to build on the data collected over the previous 2 expeditions. If you are interested in applying for this expedition, please contact us.


Return to the Sierra Nevadas in Search of Lt. Steeves Missing Airplane:

late summer 2025

Armed with new information, the Adventure Science team will send athletes into this beautiful and remote wilderness in an effort to put the mystery of the missing military jet to rest for good. Teams will trek through the high alpine looking for the military jet that has been missing for well over 50 years, and the focus of several past projects.


Thailand Fossil Expedition: On Hold

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In partnership with the Thai government, Adventure Science is leading a team of athletes and adventurers into the jungle in search of undiscovered dinosaur fossils and tracks. Although known to have important
paleontological deposits, the target region has been lightly explored as a whole, but is on trend with past discoveries. In a land where many of the finds are made by well informed local villagers, there is significant potential for discoveries to be made during this two week long project.

If you are interested in applying for this expedition, please contact us.