Comms, Author at Antarctic Heritage Trust

About Comms

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But we are proud to say that Comms contributed 348 entries already.

Entries by Comms

Nigel Watson Honoured and Farewelled

Former Executive Director of Antarctic Heritage Trust, Nigel Watson, has been awarded the prestigious New Zealand Antarctic medal in recognition of his services to Antarctic heritage preservation.

News Story

Mark Stewart Awarded Honorary Doctorate

The University of Canterbury (UC) has bestowed an honorary Doctor of Commerce on Trust Chair Mark Stewart.

Artefacts Repatriated to Scott’s Terra Nova hut

The team repatriated several items to Scott’s Terra Nova hut at Cape Evans this season including an improvised sledge distance meter wheel once owned by George Murray Levick.

Inspiring Explorers’™ Updates – 2023, South Georgia, South Georgia, Expedition Updates, Encourage, Inspiring Explorers' Expeditions™, News Story

Applications Launched for Inspiring Explorers Expedition™ South Georgia

The Trust launched applications for its ninth Inspiring Explorers Expedition™ to South Georgia Island at a dinner at New Zealand’s Parliament Buildings, hosted by Hon Dr Duncan Webb, on 14 February 2023.

Inspiring Explorers’™ Updates – 2023, Expedition Updates, Encourage, Inspiring Explorers' Expeditions™, News Story

Inspiring Explorers™ Programme Manager on Board

The Trust welcomes Mike Barber to the team as Inspiring Explorers™ Programme Manager.

Virtual Reality, News Story, Share

Explore Sir Ed’s hut in 2023

The Trust continues to tour our ground breaking, fully immersive virtual reality (VR) experience of Sir Edmund Hillary’s Antarctic hut to schools, community venues and events around New Zealand

News Story, Sustain

Trust Distributes The Worst Journey in the World: The Graphic Novel

Antarctic Heritage Trust is proud to announce it is now the New Zealand distributor of ‘The Worst Journey in the World: The Graphic Novel’, adapted by Sarah Airriess from the book by Apsley Cherry- Garrard, with copies of Volume 1 available for purchase on the Trust’s website.

Ross Sea Heritage Restoration Project News, Antarctic Blog, Conserve, News Story