Antarctic Heritage Trust and the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust are going on tour with two immersive virtual reality experiences to AUS and NZ.
Sometimes we encounter the most unexpected surprises during a conservation treatment and expose a piece of special history.
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.
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A 1960s map owned by New Zealand’s first female meteorologist at Scott Base has been returned to Hillary’s TAE/IGY hut during the Trust’s 2025–26 on-Ice season.
A group of seven young people helped maintain Hopeless Hut with the Inspiring Explorers™ New Zealand Huts programme.
Mentally challenging and wondrous are descriptors Artefact Programme Coordinator Shannah Rhynard-Geil uses when reflecting on her season.
A round up of the Trust’s Alumni news for August 2026.
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