UK Antarctic Heritage Trust

Oct 10

New in: lightweight foldaway bags made from recycled plastic bottles. Featuring our exclusive Port Lockroy penguin design, the collection includes a shopping bag, backpack and lunch bag, each made using fabric created from three recycled bottles. Designed by Eco Chic, they fold down neatly when no...Read more

New in: lightweight foldaway bags made from recycled plastic bottles. Featuring our exclusive Port Lockroy penguin design, the collection includes a shopping bag, backpack and lunch bag, each made using fabric created from three recycled bottles. Designed by Eco Chic, they fold down neatly when not in use, making them ideal for shopping, days out or travel. Practical, lightweight and a little bit penguin. https://shop.ukaht.org/collections/lightweight-foldaway-bags-made-from-recycled-bottles

Oct 9

We’re delighted to launch a new season of six webinars, with an inspiring programme of public engagement bringing the stories, people, wildlife and heritage of Antarctica directly to you. We kick off our new season in October with acclaimed polar historian Katherine MacInnes with The Shortest Hist...Read more

We’re delighted to launch a new season of six webinars, with an inspiring programme of public engagement bringing the stories, people, wildlife and heritage of Antarctica directly to you. We kick off our new season in October with acclaimed polar historian Katherine MacInnes with The Shortest History of Antarctica. Journey through two centuries of Antarctic history, from Scott and Shackleton to the sealers, whalers and others who shaped the continent’s story. 🎟️ Reserve tickets to all webinars below

Oct 8

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/

Oct 7

To celebrate the publication of Counting Penguins, Peter will be at Stanfords in London on Wednesday 28 October, joined by author and Antarctica expert Katherine MacInnes. Together, they’ll talk about life at Port Lockroy, the remarkable Antarctic season behind Counting Penguins and the experiences...Read more

To celebrate the publication of Counting Penguins, Peter will be at Stanfords in London on Wednesday 28 October, joined by author and Antarctica expert Katherine MacInnes. Together, they’ll talk about life at Port Lockroy, the remarkable Antarctic season behind Counting Penguins and the experiences that shaped the story. It’s a fitting venue too. Stanfords has been helping explorers navigate the world since 1853, with Scott and Shackleton among its celebrated customers. 📍 Stanfords, Covent Garden 📅 Wednesday 28 October 🕖 7–8.30pm 🎟️ Tickets from £8

Oct 5

As we prepare for the second year of our three-year conservation programme at Port Lockroy, our Head of Buildings and Conservation, Ruth Mullett, looks back at what we achieved last season and ahead to the major structural work still to come. https://ukaht.org/latest-news/strength-beneath-the-surfa...Read more

As we prepare for the second year of our three-year conservation programme at Port Lockroy, our Head of Buildings and Conservation, Ruth Mullett, looks back at what we achieved last season and ahead to the major structural work still to come. https://ukaht.org/latest-news/strength-beneath-the-surface-our-three-year-mission-to-protect-port-lockroy/