Human activity brings invasive species to Antarctica
Human presence in Antarctica has already affected some of its delicate ecology and climate change will make it easier for invasive species to establish themselves. So says a new report which explores the impact of human activity on Antarctica's…
Sustainable living possible everywhere, even in Antarctica
How do scientists conduct their research without impacting the fragile Antarctic environment? Dr Kate Winter of Northumbria University, UK, explains how sustainable living is possible even in the extremes of Antarctica.
Read more in her fascinating…
Les plus vieilles glaces de l’Antarctique révèlent leurs secrets
De nouvelles recherches posent des questions sur les cycles de glaciation de la Terre.
https://www.lemonde.fr/sciences/video/2019/11/08/les-plus-vieilles-glaces-de-l-antarctique-revelent-leurs-secrets_6018447_1650684.html
Antarctica, magnifique exposition s’ouvre à Bruxelles
https://www.naturalsciences.be/fr/museum/exhibitions-view/0/17783/1258
Une exposition vraiment pas comme les autres, en totale immersion dans cet univers à part. Commençons par le vestiaire, où les plongeurs revêtent leur équipement…
Amery ice sheet calves giant iceberg
A huge new iceberg has just broken off from Antarctic's Amery ice sheet. Its birth shows the vast scale of events in this extraordinary continent.
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Antarctica’s amazing insect
Did you know Antarctica's largest native land animal is a flightless insect measuring less than one centimetre? 'Belgica Antarctica' as it's known in Latin may be tiny but this little midge is tough. It can survive being frozen for most of the…
The perils of weather forecasting in Antarctica
We liked this story from ABC Australia of life in Antarctica, including the 'pleasures' of getting stuck for 40 hours in a shipping container while a blizzard rages outside. Some great photos too.
Chroniques de Voyages en Antarctique
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Chroniques de Voyages en Antarctique
Nicolas Martin suit une vingtaine de personnes de tous horizons - des ornithologues, glaciologues, menuisiers, mécaniciens,…
What future for Antarctica? ISPI asks challenging questions
Earlier this month, the Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI) published a thought-provoking dossier online, with the title 'The Global Race for Antarctica: China vs. the Rest of the World'.
It looks at questions such…
Polar Medal winner, Catrin Thomas, spends 17 summers in Antarctica
Few people have as many Antarctic stories as British mountaineer, Catrin Thomas. She has worked as a field guide for the British Antarctic Survey for 17 seasons. And now, she has been awarded the UK's Polar Medal. The medal was originally given…