The Explorers Club App

The Explorers Club Member App connects Members from around the world in one place – designed for members to discover new connections, share their accomplishments, and plan upcoming expeditions. - Explore Page: Discover featured Club content and stay connected with what’s happening across The Explorers Club. - Member Directory: Search and filter fellow members by name, chapter, and exploration specialties. - Profile & Specialties: Share your bio and areas of expertise to help other Members find and connect with you. - Chapters: Find and connect with Members in your local Chapter. - Events & Special Events: Browse upcoming events and special gatherings. - The Journal & Journal Stories: Access editorial content and featured stories from The Explorers Club. - The Log, Videos, and News: Stay up to date with Club updates, media, and the latest news. - Membership Management: Renew and pay dues, manage account details, and access exclusive benefits. - Digital Member Card: Access your digital Member Card anytime, anywhere. - QR Code Recognition: Use QR functionality to support member card access and related experiences. - Appearance Preferences: Enjoy support for light and dark mode where available. - Notifications: Manage notification settings for supported content types in the app. Requirements: An active Explorers Club membership and sign‑in are required to use the app. If you are interested in membership, please visit www.explorers.org/join-us. About The Explorers Club: Founded in 1904, The Explorers Club is a multidisciplinary, professional society dedicated to the advancement of field research, scientific exploration, and resource conservation. Headquartered in New York City with a community of chapters and members around the world, The Explorers Club has been supporting scientific expeditions of all disciplines, uniting our members in the bonds of good fellowship for more than a century. Members of The Explorers Club have been the first to the North Pole, South Pole, summit of Mount Everest, bottom of the Mariana Trench, and to the Moon.