Fiona Lindsay, Granddaughter of Polar Explorer Martin Lindsay, began skiing at the tender age of four, whilst living in Canada. Fiona’s world now revolves around expeditions and endurance sports, specialising in advising and organising athletes training, injury prevention and treatment. Fiona is the founding director of Matterhorn Medical and Athletes' Angels Ltd, organising high level medical support for endurance events across Europe.

Fiona's own endurance sports have taken her kite skiing in Greenland to the Everest Marathon and solo cycles over the Karakorum and through Cambodia. Fiona is an adventurer, from skiing with the army, to working as a physiotherapist around the world, living in places such as the Alps and Tibetan refugee settlements in India. At the end of 2010 she leaves Scotland to become the first female in history to cross the Antarctic continent.

Visit Greenland's Children to learn even more about Fiona and the incredible undertaking she plans for this year.