Recognition
- Adventurer of the Year Award 2007 from National Geographic Adventure presented to Julie and Colin
- Four International Books including two National Bestsellers written by Julie and Colin
- Outside Magazine named Colin as one of the Top 25 “bold visionaries with world changing dreams” along with three full-page articles detailing his most recent expedition.
- Men’s Journal honored Colin and eight others for being part of a new breed of explorers, as well as covering their adventures in other articles
- Three Documentary Films produced by Angus Adventures, collectively won 11 awards and aired on National Geographic television around the world
- Globe and Mail Newspaper (Canada’s National Paper) published a 16-part series by Colin, as well as five articles written by their own reporters detailing their recent expedition.
- CBC Radio conducted 26 interviews from the field for the national program “As it Happens”
- Reader's Digest, the world’s number-one selling magazine, published a 5000-word article written by Colin Angus.
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