Kristin Larson has been an Antarctican since
1988, serving the U.S. Antarctic Program in a
variety of roles including winter and summer manager
of the research laboratory at McMurdo Station, and
later in the development and implementation of
environmental policy. Recently she returned to her
Antarctic haunts as a lecturer for guided trips to
the South Pole and the Antarctic Peninsula region.
Kristin has two degrees in science, a law degree and
is past president of the Antarctican Society and is
currently serving on the Board of Directors and
Legal Committee of the Explorers Club. To honor her
Antarctic achievements, "Kristin Peak" (located in
Antarctica) was named for Ms. Larson in 2001.
Kristin currently resides in Washington DC where she
is an environmental attorney with Skadden, Arps,
Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP.