Anthony Dalton
Anthony Dalton is an author, freelance magazine writer, photographer and public speaker. He has written six books about the sea and his fully illustrated non-fiction articles have been published in magazines and newspapers in twenty countries and nine languages.
A British-born Canadian adventurer and author, he is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS) and a Fellow of the Explorers Club. He is also a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers, a member of the Welsh Academi, and President of the Vancouver (Canada) branch of the Canadian Authors Association.
Dalton's expeditions have taken him into the Arctic, overland across the Sahara many times, through the deserts of the Middle East, into the mountainous terrain of Afghanistan, and canoeing on Canada's wild northern rivers. He was the organizer and leader of a CBC-TV filming expedition to the Saharan salt mines of Taoudenit in northern Mali, and participated in a TV documentary on great Canadian Rivers for the Discovery Channel.
Magazine assignments have taken him from the Australian Outback to Vanuatu and from the Falkland Islands to the Sundarbans jungle of Bangladesh, in addition to many African countries and most Middle East nations. His love of boats has been shared through his stories of working as a crew-member on the mighty windjammers of the Russian and Ukrainian tall-ship fleets.
Dalton is a lively speaker on subjects as diverse as the will to succeed, teamwork, and history.
Anthony Dalton is an author, freelance magazine writer, photographer and public speaker. He has written six books about the sea and his fully illustrated non-fiction articles have been published in magazines and newspapers in twenty countries and nine languages.
A British-born Canadian adventurer and author, he is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS) and a Fellow of the Explorers Club. He is also a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers, a member of the Welsh Academi, and President of the Vancouver (Canada) branch of the Canadian Authors Association.
Dalton's expeditions have taken him into the Arctic, overland across the Sahara many times, through the deserts of the Middle East, into the mountainous terrain of Afghanistan, and canoeing on Canada's wild northern rivers. He was the organizer and leader of a CBC-TV filming expedition to the Saharan salt mines of Taoudenit in northern Mali, and participated in a TV documentary on great Canadian Rivers for the Discovery Channel.
Magazine assignments have taken him from the Australian Outback to Vanuatu and from the Falkland Islands to the Sundarbans jungle of Bangladesh, in addition to many African countries and most Middle East nations. His love of boats has been shared through his stories of working as a crew-member on the mighty windjammers of the Russian and Ukrainian tall-ship fleets.
Dalton is a lively speaker on subjects as diverse as the will to succeed, teamwork, and history.
The Will to Succeed
Anthony uses the lessons he has learned as an expedition leader and adventurer, and as a successful writer, to motivate audiences to achieve their own successes in business and in their personal lives.
