The Ross Sea Heritage Restoration Project (RSHRP), the world’s largest and longest-running cold climate conservation programme, has been running for over 21 years.
Members of the Trust’s 2024-25 On-Ice Conservation team touched down on Ross Island in late November. Since then, they have undertaken work tasks on historic explorer bases at Scott Base, Hut Point, and most recently, Cape Royds.
The Trust has published its new Sustainability Framework.
New Zealand Antarctic Heritage Trust and the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust came together to bring two immersive virtual reality experiences to audiences across the UK.
Specialist conservators are carefully preserving the Ross Sea Party tent, protecting its story for the future.
The Trust attended the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting, connecting with global partners.
The Trust was delighted to host special guests this season in Antarctica visiting Scott’s, Shackleton’s and the TAE/IGY hut at Scott Base.
In October, the Trust took its virtual reality experience of Hillary’s Hut to the remote community of Chatham Islands.
Young people around the world can discover Antarctica’s rich history of exploration and cultural heritage through Minecraft.
The Trust in partnership with Backcountry Trust, successfully piloted a new initiative connecting young Kiwis with conservation work.
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