Heïdi Sevestre and Matthieu Tordeur are two iconic figures in polar exploration and scientific research. Heïdi, an internationally renowned glaciologist, specializes in studying glaciers and the impacts of climate change.

Chaz Misuraca is a Canadian National Team Paraclimbing athlete, Team Canada Blind Hockey player, and father of two. As an adult, Chaz lost his sight, forcing him to redefine challenges into opportunities and find new, creative ways to accomplish things that used to be routine and mundane.

Rudy Cassan started Base Jumping in 2003 in Verdon Gorges and has more than 2,200 jumps today. He likes flying so much and being in the mountains with friends that he decided to quit his Sales Director job in Paris to follow his passion for wingsuit flying and exploring the world. All year long, Rudy travels to and explores new places to jump.

Tucker Gott, born in 1995, is a third generation aviator who has been fascinated by the idea of flying for as long as he can remember. His first introduction to flying was at the age of two in the basket of his mother’s hot air balloon. His grandfather learned how to fly at a small local airport in 1948, which he introduced Tucker to at the age of 10. His grandfather’s stories of aviation fueled his passion for flight and lead him on the pursuit of obtaining his pilot’s license. Flying remote control airplanes, and summer aviation camps lead to actual flying lessons at just 15-years-old. Shortly after Tucker’s 16th Birthday he soloed in a Cessna 152, and within a year earned his private pilot’s license and took his inspiration, his grandfather, for a ride as his first passenger.