A packed CAMP in Prague set off with Neuron's expedition members on a journey towards discoveries

On the evening of Tuesday 14 May, visitors to CAMP in Prague had the chance to get to know the stories of three scientists and travellers who, at the head of the Neuron Expeditions, set off on field research to the inaccessible corners of our planet and bring back valuable discoveries and findings from around the world.

A packed auditorium followed with great interest the account of the biologist Jan Dungel about the Amazon rainforest, of the polar scientist Marie Šabacká about disappearing glaciers and the conditions of research on the ice plains, and of the zoologist Tomáš Jůnek, who told the audience about an expedition whose aim will be to protect the last African wilderness on the border of Congo and Gabon. To the general enthusiasm of both audience and speakers, they even managed to connect live with Arthur Sniegon, who is part of the African expedition and is in Rwanda preparing facilities for the arrival of the other members of the team. The evening was guided by the host Petr Horký.