Sir Peter Blake
Sir Peter Blake was a renowned New Zealand sailor, environmentalist, and advocate for ocean conservation, celebrated for his achievements in yachting and his commitment to marine research. He led initiatives that raised awareness about the fragility of marine ecosystems and inspired generations to engage in environmental stewardship. His legacy continues through the Sir Peter Blake Trust, which promotes adventure-based learning and scientific exploration to protect our oceans and address climate change.
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Recent news mentions
Sir Peter Blake co-skippered with Robin Knox-Johnston on Enza New Zealand.
Frenchman sets new record after sailing around the world in 40 days
Australia· 2026-01-26
Sir Peter Blake is admired by Rob Waddell for his remarkable leadership and the legacy he created.
The Great New Zealand Road Trip - Nine Questions with Olympic legend Rob Waddell
New Zealand· 2025-08-22
Past students include the late Sir Peter Blake.
Sir Stephen Tindall helps fund $2m+ Takapuna Grammar School pool upgrade, reopening soonNew Zealand· 2025-07-04
Sir Peter Blake is another explorer who inspired Rob McCallum with his passion for exploration and philanthropy.
Rob McCallum, the Kiwi adventurer who tried to stop Stockton Rush’s Titan OceanGate disasterNew Zealand· 2025-06-20
Sir Peter Blake wore his lucky red socks during the 1995 America’s Cup.
LockerRoom founder Suzanne McFadden receives King’s Birthday honourNew Zealand· 2025-06-02
Sir Peter Blake's legacy is emphasized as central to all Blake programmes, focusing on experiencing the environment through adventure.
Rotorua Girls’ High School student Zoe Parker going to subantarctic islands on expedition voyageNew Zealand· 2025-02-25
