The South Georgia Association Autumn Event this year (in association with Friends of the Scott Polar Research Institute) comprises a diverse programme including presentations on history, conservation, ecology, the arts and exploration. The speakers include SGHT’s Dickie Hall, Habitat Restoration (Survey Phase) Project Director and Theo Crutchley-Mack, Artist in Residence […]
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They Knit and Natter and have been populating the globe with their wonderful crochet creations. Knit and Natter is just one of many activities offered by the charity Connects2Project in Glasgow, Scotland. See their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/Connects2Project/ For four years now they have been sending their handmade goodies to places […]
Dickie Hall was interviewed by the Canadian Broadcasting Company CBC interview transcript and photos here He was also interviewed by BBC Radio 4 PM – the interview starts with a South Georgia Pipit singing!
SGHT Trustee Mike Richardson talks with Adam Rutherford about the Habitat Restoration project on BBC Radio 4 Inside Science. Listen to the interview in the clip below: Mike was also interviewed on the BBC World Service:
BBC Breakfast News featured the announcement that South Georgia has been declared rodent free. See the clip below – interview with SGHT CEO Alison Neil: The Scottish TV and Radio also ran features: STV News Dundee: feature BBC Radio Scotland feature The start of the survey was featured by […]
World’s largest rodent eradication project a success: • The UK Overseas Territory of South Georgia is officially declared free of rodents for the first time since humans arrived on the island over 200 years ago • Scottish-based charity the South Georgia Heritage Trust and its USA counterpart the Friends of […]
Join our unique archaeological expedition to uncover the secrets of South Georgia’s 19th century sealing heritage. For more information download the brochure (also linked to the image) or see the project page here.
9 January 2018 “We got Dogs for Christmas!” From the Museum’s December latest news page: “We also welcomed the new members of the Habitat Restoration team, Team Dog! The 3 rat detection dogs and their handlers were most definitely amongst the most popular on base and have now joined Team Rat […]