Anthony Dalton

Anthony Dalton is an adventurer, author and public speaker. Between 1970 and 1980 he led regular expeditions across the Sahara, through the deserts of the Middle East and into the mountainous terrain of Afghanistan. In 1984 he travelled hundreds of nautical miles along the Arctic coast of north-western Alaska alone in an inflatable speedboat. In 1994 he joined twelve members of the Cree First Nation on a traditional York boat voyage on the Hayes River between Norway House and Oxford House. While canoeing the second half of the Hayes River from Oxford House to York Factory in 2000 he participated in a television documentary on great Canadian rivers for the Discovery Channel.

Dalton has written five non-fiction books and collaborated on two others. His illustrated non-fiction articles have been published in magazines and newspapers in twenty countries and nine languages. He is currently working on two television documentaries based on his books.

Anthony Dalton is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, a Fellow of the Explorers Club, a Member of the Welsh Academy and National President of the Canadian Authors Association.

Books by Anthony Dalton

Polar Region Explorers 2-Book Bundle

Henry Hudson

The Dundurn Arctic Culture and Sovereignty Library

Relentless Pursuit

The Discovery of a Northwest Passage

The Discovery of a Northwest Passage

Sir John Franklin

Fire Canoes

The Fur-Trade Fleet

Polar Bears

Arctic Naturalist

A Long, Dangerous Coastline

The Graveyard of the Pacific

River Rough, River Smooth

Adventures with Camera and Pen

Alone Against the Arctic

Baychimo