UK Antarctic Heritage Trust

Oct 31

Meet our 2026/27 Antarctic team! 🇦🇶🐧 Our new team is preparing to head south for UKAHT’s biggest conservation season yet! Alongside major works to protect historic Port Lockroy from climate change, the team will undertake the first comprehensive survey of Wordie House. #AntarcticaMatters #PortL...Read more

Meet our 2026/27 Antarctic team! 🇦🇶🐧 Our new team is preparing to head south for UKAHT’s biggest conservation season yet! Alongside major works to protect historic Port Lockroy from climate change, the team will undertake the first comprehensive survey of Wordie House. #AntarcticaMatters #PortLockroy #WordieHouse #Antarctica

Oct 30

This weekend, enjoy free UK shipping on all Teemill orders, automatically applied at checkout until midnight on Sunday. No code required. No minimum spend. https://ukaht.teemill.com/

Oct 26

Join us tonight with acclaimed polar historian Katherine MacInnes to mark the launch of her new book, The Shortest History of Antarctica. For most of history, Antarctica was no more than an idea, an icy land of the imagination lying beyond the frozen Southern Ocean. It has only been two centuries s...Read more

Join us tonight with acclaimed polar historian Katherine MacInnes to mark the launch of her new book, The Shortest History of Antarctica. For most of history, Antarctica was no more than an idea, an icy land of the imagination lying beyond the frozen Southern Ocean. It has only been two centuries since people set foot on the White Continent, braving lethal extremes of weather and violent seas to reach the most remote place on our planet. Acclaimed polar historian Katherine MacInnes joins us to mark the launch of her new book The Shortest History of Antarctica, in which she explores how Antarctica has drawn the best and worst of humanity to its shores – from explorers such as Scott and Shackleton to the sealers, whalers and warmongers. 🎟️ Book your free tickets below https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-shortest-history-of-antarctica-tickets-2002052045562?aff=oddtdtcreator

Oct 25

Caption this! 🐧 This striking shot from our exclusive UKAHT 2027 wall calendar celebrates the penguins of Antarctica through contemporary wildlife photography. 📸 Sara Jenner

Oct 24

In 1921, Ernest ‘The Boss’ Shackleton hired two scouts to join his final expedition. One of them – James Marr – went on to help establish Port Lockroy. https://ukaht.org/latest-news/the-boss-and-the-scout-james-marr/