The discovery of historic Antarctic artefacts at Cape Evans is one of the highlights of the season for the Trust.
A key project, in addition to maintenance and monitoring work at Scott’s Terra Nova hut at Cape Evans work was to reduce the dust levels from the scoria in the stables and western annex.
At Scott’s Discovery hut at Hut Point, a stack of seal blubber within the hut has been oozing oil onto the adjacent floorboards during the warm summer months.
The largest and most challenging task this 2021/22 season was at Shackleton’s Nimrod hut at Cape Royds.
Our eighth blog as part of a series written by our 2021/22 On Ice Conservation Team
Our seventh blog as part of a series written by our 2021/22 On Ice Conservation Team
Our sixth blog as part of a series written by our 2021/22 On Ice Conservation Team
Our fifth blog as part of a series written by our 2021/22 On Ice Conservation Team
Our third blog as part of a series written by our 2021/22 On Ice Conservation Team
Our fourt blog as part of a series written by our 2021/22 On Ice Conservation Team
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