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# South Georgia Heritage Trust

Environment & Heritage

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://sght.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [SGHT Newsletter July 2026](https://conta.cc/3Ty6Q4c)
- [SGHT Newsletter Feb 2026](https://conta.cc/40rGcdr)
- [SGHT Newsletter April 2025](https://conta.cc/4cRPNzV)
- [SGHT Newsletter Jan 2025](https://conta.cc/40BKhvj)
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- [SGHT Newsletter March 2025](https://conta.cc/4iIRJg5)
- [SGHT Newsletter May 2025](https://conta.cc/43xZ3EV)
- [SGHT Newsletter July 2025](https://conta.cc/44L1aWD)
- [SGHT Newsletter Sept 2025](https://conta.cc/4n4vhjQ)
- [SGHT Newsletter Nov 2025](https://conta.cc/43Pg5zv)
- [SGHT Newsletter Oct 2025](https://conta.cc/46UH0fa)
- [SGHT Newsletter June 2026](https://qvoeosyab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001aSe37lF3A5ULOzz6aPxryoOkRNWQJe6DVaceAfWYcXSYwAhvHkCNa-MYLFXBAh4mJ58oo9VGyl1n_tVq-kc7oVM27PoPyH-HarBUmn7l8NUnr6_CCFEVM2JVOMigLSHLA8dOh2oglkDnpvat3DP6_Q==&c=&ch=)
- [SGHT Newsletter Jan 2026](https://conta.cc/49SNSK2)
- [SGHT Newsletter May 2026](https://conta.cc/4f2nzFK)
- [SGHT Newsletter March 2026](https://conta.cc/4bzXRop)

## Pages

- [Landing](https://sght.org/) - Celebrating twenty years of South Georgia Heritage Trust, mission is to protect and preserve the wildlife and cultural landscape of these precious island's.
- [Patrons, Trustees and Team](https://sght.org/patrons-trustees-and-team-n/) - SGHT PATRONAGE HRH is also Patron of the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust and has visited the Antarctic Peninsula region more than once. NICK PRENTICESGHT TRUSTEE & CHAIRNick Prentice has served as Chairman of the South Georgia Heritage Trust since 2019, having joined as a Trustee in 2014. A Mathematics graduate from Queens’ College, Cambridge, Nick
- [Patrons, Trustees and Team](https://sght.org/patrons-trustees-and-team/) - SGHT PATRONAGE HRH is also Patron of the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust and has visited the Antarctic Peninsula region more than once. NICK PRENTICESGHT TRUSTEE & CHAIRNick Prentice has served as Chairman of the South Georgia Heritage Trust since 2019, having joined as a Trustee in 2014. A Mathematics graduate from Queens’ College, Cambridge, Nick
- [South Georgia WildCounts](https://sght.org/south-georgia-wildcounts/) - SGHT and FOSGI are urgently raising funds for South Georgia WildCounts, a new programme which aims to: Greatly increase the accuracy of wildlife population estimates on and around the island Monitor changes, enabling a faster reaction to threats like avian flu and climate change. In September 2025 we held a workshop (a report of which
- [Our Mission](https://sght.org/about-the-organisation/) - Our Mission The South Georgia Heritage Trust (SGHT) was established in 2005 for two primary purposes: To help efforts to conserve and protect those species of indigenous fauna and flora that breed and grow on South Georgia or in the surrounding seas and to raise awareness of South Georgia’s threatened species To assist efforts to
- [Habitat Restoration Project](https://sght.org/habitat-restoration-project/) - The Habitat Restoration project consisted of 3 baiting phases (2011, 2013, 2015) and a final 4th definitive survey phase carried out by SGHT in 2017/18 on the areas it baited in 2011, 2013 and 2015. On 8 May 2018 we announced the outcome of the Phase 4 2017-18 survey of all of the baited areas,
- [Newsletters](https://sght.org/newsletters/) - If you’d like to stay updated on what we do, feel free to sign up for our newsletter. We’ll send you the latest news and events to let you know about the stunning South Georgia Islands. We are bringing together major projects at South Georgia’s former whaling stations, marking the next chapter in our mission
- [Leave a Legacy](https://sght.org/leave-a-legacy/) - How to leave a gift to the South Georgia Heritage Trust It’s often much easier to leave a gift in your will than you may think. We would be happy to provide some advice and support if you are thinking about including a gift and don’t know how to start. We’ll ask about your areas
- [Job Opportunities](https://sght.org/job-opportunities/) - Working for SGHTCurrent job opportunities within SGHTThere are currently no opportunities open.
- [Sir Ernest Shackleton -- clone](https://sght.org/sir-ernest-shackleton-clone/)
- [Donate Now](https://sght.org/donate-now/) - Help protect penguins and albatrosses by donating to this special fund set up in honour of the late Stig-Tore Lunde Stig-Tore Lunde albatross and penguin fund Learn More > We exist to protect South Georgia's precious environment and the incredible wildlife that calls it home as well as to preserve the rich cultural heritage found
- [Sir Ernest Shackleton](https://sght.org/sir-ernest-shackleton/) - Sir Ernest ShackletonVisit Saving Shackleton Heritage > Sir Ernest ShackletonThree weary travellers arrived at the door of the Manager’s Villa in Stromness to find rescue for the shipwrecked crew of the Endurance. It was 20 May 1916 and the first time they had contact with any human outside of the ship’s crew since setting out
- [newsletter register](https://sght.org/newsletter-register/) - Sign up to SGHT Newsletter to receive all the latest news. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLast Name Email Email *EmailConfirm Email Submit
- [Whale Memorial](https://sght.org/whale-memorial/) - Thanks to incredible support from people around the world, the Key Table – Part One of the Whale Memorial for South Georgia – has been created and installed at Grytviken. Now, the Spirit Tables remain to be made: the powerful final elements which will celebrate the recent recovery of six of South Georgia’s great whale
- [Biosecurity](https://sght.org/biosecurity/) - South Georgia – special and vulnerable South Georgia is located in the Southern Ocean. Due to its proximity to major oceanic currents and its placement north of Antarctica, South Georgia is a wildlife haven, home to the greatest concentration of seabirds on the planet and two endemic species. As with so many islands, South Georgia’s
- [Whale Conservation](https://sght.org/whale-conservation/) - Understanding and Protecting Whales For many years, SGHT and Friends of South Georgia Island (FOSGI) have supported whale research by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) which aims to understand the population recovery, health, habitat use and migratory connections of whale populations in South Georgia waters. Important discoveries are being made about species as a result. High densities
- [Albatross Conservation](https://sght.org/albatross-conservation/) - For several years, South Georgia Heritage Trust (SGHT) and Friends of South Georgia Island (FOSGI) have been supporting albatross conservation work which is raising global awareness of the plight of South Georgia’s albatross species and addressing the threats they face when foraging at sea, far from the safety of South Georgia’s protected waters. Background With
- [cruise](https://sght.org/cruise/) - Join the South Georgia Heritage Trust for a once-in-a-lifetime expedition cruise to South Georgia and the Falkland Islands in November 2026. To find out more, contact us using the form below. View Cruise Brochure Brochure > Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail * Comments Email (including Phone (including dialling code)Comments
- [Chinstrap Guardian](https://sght.org/chinstrap-guardian/) - Carla the Chinstrap – I’m sometimes called a stonecracker because of my loud call! I am one of the island’s most energetic residents. My name comes from the thin black line that wraps under my chin like a little helmet strap – a bit like the authority on the island, like my namesake Carl Anton
- [Endurance Expedition](https://sght.org/endurance-expedition/) - AN EPIC JOURNEY 14th August 1914 Imperial Trans-Antarctic ExpeditionIn August 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew embarked on the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, aiming to make the first-ever land crossing of the Antarctic continent. The plan involved two ships: Endurance, carrying Shackleton and his main party to the Weddell Sea, and Aurora, which would support from the Ross Sea
- [SGHT Annual Reports](https://sght.org/sght-annual-reports/) - Download Current Report >2023-2024 is the latest SGHT Annual Report A board of International Trustees, independent of all Government agencies, directs the Trust. Trust funds are used in pursuit of the Trust’s purposes. All Annual Reports are available below for download. 2022-23 Download Report > 2021-22 Download Report > 2020-21 Download Report > 2019-20 Download
- [Being a Guardian](https://sght.org/become-a-guardian/) - The Guardians of South Georgia Your opportunity to play a lasting role in the preservation of South Georgia – its wildlife and cultural heritage. Browse our team options below: Become a Guardian of South Georgia for only £10 per month. You'll help protect and preserve the island's wildlife, environment and heritage into the future. NEXT
- [WoaW](https://sght.org/woaw/) - Checkout some of the event recordings below and read our news.READ NEWS > Telling the Whaler’s Story 11.00 UK Time, Friday 27 June 2025 Why public art in a sub-Antarctic oasis? 18.00 UK Time, Friday 27 June 2025 Please get in touch using the form below with any enquiries. Please enable JavaScript in your browser
- [SGHT is Twenty](https://sght.org/sght-is-twenty/) - 1999-2004 How it beganIn 2000 Brigadier Nicholls retires as Commander British Forces Falkland Islands and approaches Professor Elaine Shemilt with a proposal to create a research and consultancy unit at the University of Dundee, initially named Project Atlantis and established with funding from Frederik Paulsen. In collaboration with the Government of South Georgia…Read more >
- [The Endurance Story](https://sght.org/the-endurance-story/) - EPIC JOURNEY 14th August 1914 Imperial Trans-Antarctic ExpeditionIn August 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew embarked on the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, aiming to make the first-ever land crossing of the Antarctic continent. The plan involved two ships: Endurance, carrying Shackleton and his main party to the Weddell Sea, and Aurora, which would support from the Ross Sea by
- [Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1914-1917](https://sght.org/imperial-trans-antarctic-expedition-1914-1917/) - In August 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew embarked on the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, aiming to make the first-ever land crossing of the Antarctic continent. The plan involved two ships: Endurance, carrying Shackleton and his main party to the Weddell Sea, and Aurora, which would support from the Ross Sea by laying supply depots for their journey. This
- [Grytviken Map](https://sght.org/grytviken-map/)
- [Whale sightings](https://sght.org/whale-sightings/) - South Georgia Island Cetacean Sightings The Cetacean Sightings map below, was prepared by Jessica Richardson of Duke University in collaboration with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Details of a paper published on the whale research from South Georgia Museum and Bird Island records can be found in the final article on the Inter-Research Endangered Species
- [Donors & Supporters](https://sght.org/donors-supporters/) - Our grateful thanks to all SGHT Donors & SupportersParticular thanks to the following key supporters of our work since the completion of the Habitat Restoration Project: Aberbrothock Skea Trust AEB Charitable Trust Albatros Expeditions Binks Trust Gregor Alexander Ruth Allcock Bess Jahres Foundation – Bess Jahres Stiftelse Big Give Green Match Fund Champions Binks Trust
- [Auction Portal.](https://sght.org/auction-portal/) - Auction Payment - US Tax Payers or Auction Payment - NonUS Tax Payers
- [King Guardian](https://sght.org/king-guardian/) - Charles the King – I know I’m a magnificent creature, the king of penguins, and a proud ruler of South Georgia. With my striking golden-orange neck and sleek black-and-white plumage, I’m the iconic face of the island and the largest penguin native here too. The abundant waters provide a feast of fish, squid, and krill.
- [Gentoo Guardian](https://sght.org/gentoo-guardian/) - Georgia the Gentoo – Named after our iconic home, I’m Georgia! I am the very fetching gentoo penguin, one of the spirited residents of the South Georgia Islands. With my bright orange beak, white headband, and sleek black-and-white feathers, I cut a dashing figure among my fellow seabirds. Life here on South Georgia is rugged
- [The Artist and Commensalis](https://sght.org/the-artist-and-commensalis/) - A Whale Memorial – Commensalis: The Spirit Tables of South Georgia THE ARTIST, MICHAEL VISOCCHI The Artist: Michael Visocchi The Scottish sculptor Michael Visocchi lives and works in an old schoolhouse in Angus (halfway between Edinburgh and Aberdeen), using a variety of materials, including wood, metal, thread and card, to make works that often address
- [Saving Shackleton Heritage](https://sght.org/saving-shackleton-heritage/) - At Stromness Whaling Station work is ongoing on to save globally important Shackleton heritage. The Stromness Manager’s Villa was in a severe state of disrepair, so SGHT and FOSGI have acted to save this iconic building from imminent collpase. As one of the most important pieces of Shackleton heritage in the world because of its
- [Albatross Guardian](https://sght.org/albatross-guardian/) - Ernest the Albatross – Greetings, fellow explorer. I am the magnificent Wandering Albatross, master of the Southern Ocean’s winds. Some say my adventures remind them of the Boss, my namesake: Ernest Shackleton. My wingspan is greater than any bird’s – up to 3.5m – and I fly for weeks, even months, without rest, covering thousands
- [Contact Us](https://sght.org/contact-us/) - Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail * Dropdown Name Text DropdownDonationsLeave a LegacyBecoming a GuardianPress & MediaGeneral EnquiryParagraph Text * Submit South Georgia Heritage Trust Verdant Works West Henderson’s Wynd Dundee DD1 5BT Scotland Telephone +44 1382 229792 Press contact For the latest press information relating to South Georgia
- [SGHT Five Year Strategy](https://sght.org/sght-five-year-strategy/) - Vision Our vision is for a South Georgia where native wildlife is protected and thriving, and cultural history is safeguarded, interpreted and shared. Mission South Georgia, a sub-Antarctic island, is a natural paradise rich in cultural heritage. Our mission is to protect South Georgia’s environment and preserve its history. We collaborate with all who wish
- [SGHT NEWS](https://sght.org/sght-news/) - SGHT News Saving Shackleton Heritage: Our Exciting Work on the Manager’s Villa May 20, 2026 In one of the former whaling stations on South Georgia, work has now been successfully completed to save one of... Read More Celebrating Women on South Georgia March 6, 2026 International Women’s Day is celebrated globally every year on 8th March. Our team on
- [Sir David Attenborough](https://sght.org/sir-david-attenborough/) - HELP PROTECT THIS UNIQUE ENVIRONMENTWhen you donate to SGHT, you know that every penny will be used to bring benefit to and help preserve South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands for future generations.DONATE >
- [Landing one](https://sght.org/home/sght-landing/)
- [Donate Now - Thankyou](https://sght.org/donate-now-thankyou/) - Help protect penguins and albatrosses by donating to this special fund set up in honour of the late Stig-Tore Lunde Stig-Tore Lunde albatross and penguin fund Learn More > We exist to protect South Georgia's precious environment and the incredible wildlife that calls it home as well as to preserve the rich cultural heritage found
- [About the Whaling Station Initiative](https://sght.org/about-the-whaling-station-initiative/) - Environment & Heritage Working to preserve South Georgia's Heritage
- [STORIES](https://sght.org/stories/) - Stories deliver information as memorable experiences. Because stories create an emotional connection through engagement, we help you understand the historical, heritage and future objectives relating to the South Georgia Islands and the work we do. We hope you enjoy. Appeal https://sght.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/SGHT-Social-Appeal.mp4 King Penguin https://sght.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/DYK-Factoid-King-Penguin.mp4 Elephant Seal https://sght.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/SGHT-DYK-Elephant-Seals.mp4 James Caird https://sght.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/DYK-Factoid-James-Caird.mp4
- [SGHT Wallpapers](https://sght.org/sght-wallpapers/) - The sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia is one of nature’s paradises and is rich in historical heritage. You can enjoy some of this stunning scenery courtesy of SGHT, a range wallpapers for desktop, tablet and mobile. Each set is downloadable for your chosen device. Enjoy. Desktop Download all images. ZIP 5MB >Tablet Download all images.
- [Education](https://sght.org/education/) - Education Resources for Schools to Inspire a New Generation of Environmental Custodians Context Our world is changing, and escalating pressures, such as climate change, mass tourism and modern land management, mean that we continue to lose precious habitat and wildlife essential to both human health and wider balance in the natural world. At the same
- [ThankYou](https://sght.org/thankyou/)
- [Environment](https://sght.org/environment/) - Help us protect and preserve the islandWe exist to protect South Georgia’s precious environment and the incredible wildlife that calls it home as well as to preserve the rich cultural heritage found upon its shores. With so much still to do at South Georgia we really need your help. So please support us right now
- [whaling station initiative -slider option](https://sght.org/whaling-station-initiative-slider-option/) - We’ve raised almost £3 million, but need an additional £500K Over the next two austral summer seasons we’re going to need your support to deliver the Whaling Station Initiative. Can you help us save the Stromness Manager’s Villa to preserve Shackleton heritage for future generations? Can you help us install the first table of Commensalis
- [With Thanks to WSI Supporters](https://sght.org/with-thanks-to-wsi-supporters/) - Our grateful thanks to our Whaling Station Initiative Supporters
- [Environmental Clean Up](https://sght.org/environmental-clean-up/) - Environmental Clean Up content required Alongside its continuing conservation work, SGHT is now working with FOSGI and the Government of South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands to develop a cultural heritage programme that not only draws lessons from South Georgia’s past but also shines a light on the revival of its wildlife. If you
- [Island Invasives Conference](https://sght.org/island-invasives-conference/) - Island Invasives Conference content required Back to Environment Projects The South Georgia Heritage Trust, in partnership with the University of Dundee, hosted the third in a series of IUCN international conferences focussed on invasive alien species (IAS) on islands, their impact and management. It followed those held in Auckland, New Zealand, in 2001 and 2010. The Dundee conference was
- [Cultural Heritage](https://sght.org/cultural-heritage/) - Cultural HeritageOur cultural heritage initiatives aim to conserve South Georgia’s unique human history encompassing polar exploration, sealing and whaling industries, war and scientific endeavour and use it to educate and inspire visitors. Help us Protect South GeorgiaCurrent Projects content required Saving Sir Ernest Shackleton's Heritage on South Georgia
- [Whaling Station Initiative keep for now](https://sght.org/whaling-station-initiative-keep-for-now/) - Back to Cultural Heritage ProjectsWhaling Station Initiative and Protecting Shackleton’s Heritage On South Georgia, breath-taking beauty contrasts with rusting whaling station relics, stark reminders of how nature was once exploited here on a monumental and unsustainable scale. Thankfully, times and attitudes have changed. Under the stewardship of the Government of South Georgia and the South
- [Commensalis - donor appeal](https://sght.org/commensalis-donor-appeal-2/)
- [Home](https://sght.org/home/) - If you are inspired by South Georgia’s story and want to help protect this very special place, please support the Trust. Read Sir David Attenborough’s open letter here > Support Now >
- [Privacy Notice](https://sght.org/privacy-notice/) - Preserving the island’s past and creating a better future for South GeorgiaPRIVACY NOTICE | SGHT Reviewed – 20 December 2023 At the South Georgia Heritage Trust (SGHT) we are committed to protecting your personal information and not using it in any way that you wouldn’t reasonably expect. This privacy notice explains what personal information we
- [SGHT Norway](https://sght.org/sght-norway/) - SGHT NORWAYNorway has strong links with South Georgia. The first whaling station at South Georgia, Grytviken, was founded by Norwegian Carl Anton Larsen. In the following 60-year-long industrial whaling era, many thousands of Norwegians lived and worked at South Georgia for months or years at a time. For this reason the built heritage and social
- [SGHT Patronage](https://sght.org/sght-patronage/) - SGHT PATRONS HRH is also Patron of the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust and has visited the Antarctic Peninsula region more than once. Baroness Young of Old SconeHonorary President Baroness Barbara Young of Old Scone accepted an invitation to become an Honorary President of SGHT in May 2010. Baroness Young sits in the House of Lords.
- [Whalers’ Memory Bank ](https://sght.org/whalers-memory-bank/) - Capturing the Human Stories of WhalingThe Whalers’ Memory Bank – a digital platform collecting and sharing important whaling social history. The Whalers’ Memory Bank is a major project capturing the human stories of ex-whalers and their families. The project was launched in July 2023 and is funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. It will
- [Commensalis-development](https://sght.org/commensalis-development/) - SOUTH GEORGIA AND ITS WHALES NEED YOUSponsor this landmark artwork now so we can inspire the world with South Georgia's remarkable recovery and fund vital whale researchTragically, from 1905 to 1965 whales were hunted to near extinction at South Georgia. Thankfully, they are now slowly returning to the island’s waters. We want to tell this
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- [Payment Confirmation](https://sght.org/payment-confirmation/)
- [Donor Dashboard](https://sght.org/donor-dashboard/)
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- [Donation Confirmation](https://sght.org/donation-confirmation/) - [give_receipt]
- [penguinpost](https://sght.org/penguinpost/)
- [Shackleton-flipbook](https://sght.org/shackleton-flipbook/) - Sir Ernest Shackleton [dearpdf id=”20021″ ][/dearpdf] Use the controls to flip pages or press bottom corners, zoom, share, go full screen or download. Press ESC key on keyboard to exit full screen. The Quest Exhibition Shackleton’s Last Quest marks the centenary of the Quest Expedition and what is considered the end of the heroic era of
- [Recurring Donation](https://sght.org/recurring-donation/) - When you donate to SGHT, you know that every penny will be used to bring benefit to South Georgia. SGHT is a small charity but we are making a big difference to the future of South Georgia’s wildlife and heritage. We appreciate and individually acknowledge each donation. If you are a UK tax payer please
- [One Off Donation](https://sght.org/one-off-donation/) - When you donate to SGHT, you know that every penny will be used to bring benefit to South Georgia. SGHT is a small charity but we are making a big difference to the future of South Georgia’s wildlife and heritage. We appreciate and individually acknowledge each donation. If you are a UK tax payer please
- [Oral History Project](https://sght.org/oral-history-project/) - Back to Cultural Heritage ProjectsUnearthing the History of Sealing on South Georgia Oral history The South Georgia Museum Ex-Whalers Oral History Project was launched in January 2010. The project is a major initiative to document South Georgia’s whaling history through the eyes of the people who worked in the industry on and around the island.
- [Ernest Shackleton](https://sght.org/ernest-shackleton/) - Sir Ernest ShackletonThree weary travellers arrived at the door of the Manager’s Villa in Stromness to find rescue for the shipwrecked crew of the Endurance. It was 20 May 1916 and the first time they had contact with any human outside of the ship’s crew since setting out from Grytviken 19 months earlier. Since that
- [SGHT Gallery](https://sght.org/sght-gallery/) - @ Copyright statement. The photographs on this site and gallery are not licensed for gain, commercial or public use. WhalesPenguinsBirdsSealsLandscapePlants
- [Sponsor a Rivet](https://sght.org/sponsor-a-rivet/) - SPONSOR A RIVET Three reasons why you should become a sponsor ONLY £33 to sponsor a small rivet on one of six Spirit Tables WHY 33? Because the returning humpback whales’ beautiful and complex songs last up to 33 minutes – we’re so thankful to hear these melodies again in the bays of South Georgia.
- [Protect a Hectare](https://sght.org/protect_hectare/) - For Only £90 / USD 145 Protect a Hectare of South Georgia for Future GenerationsWhen you become a hectare protector for this beautiful environment, you will receive a signed certificate thanking you personally for buying your hectare. We take care of the rest, every penny you gift is used for the protection of South Georgia’s
- [SGHT Shop](https://sght.org/sght-shop-3/) - SGHT Charity Shop Our Charity Shop is stocked with the most amazing items, from penguins to posters items are delivered to your door. Please visit the shop, every purchase provides the the organisation with funds to continue our projects and help preserve South Georgia Islands for future generations. A flavour of our gits can be
- [The Main Store Project](https://sght.org/the-main-store-project/) - Back to Cultural Heritage ProjectsThe Main Store, Grytviken The Main Store at Grytviken, dating from c. 1920, was used to store spare parts, nuts, bolts, pipes and fittings for the whaling station operations. The Main Store and its contents remain largely unchanged from the mid 1960’s (when the whalers left Grytviken, expecting to return for
- [Science and Surveys](https://sght.org/science-and-surveys/) - Science: Early scientific exploration on South Georgia probably dates from 27 December 1819 when a Russian expedition commissioned by Tsar Alexander I and led by Captain Thaddeus Bellingshausen arrived. Their detailed account of the island reported numbers of whales and many species of birds and giant kelps near Willis Island. James Weddell arrived in 1823. He gave
- [Gift Aid Form](https://sght.org/gift-aid-form/) - About Gift AidIf you are a UK tax payer you can increase the value of your donation by completing the form right, we take care of the rest, its as simple as that. You will be helping SGHT maximise our funding and continue to fund the important projects we undertake. Gift Aid will allow us
- [Branding Guidelines](https://sght.org/branding-guidelines/) - SGHT & Museum Brand GuidelinesThe brand guide is to ensure the SGHT brand ID and any application is strictly adhered to.Please contact us if you have specific requests or queries on use. SGHT & Museum logos are in zip format for download below. Formats: jpg, eps, pdf Available in colour, black & white and Keyline
- [GSGSSI](https://sght.org/gsgssi/) - Managing the interests of South Georgia The Government of South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands (GSGSSI) was formed in 1985 as a separate British Territory under the direction of a Commissioner. Prior to this happening, South Georgia had been part of the Falkland Islands Dependencies. The Commissioner has vested in him the legal, financial and
- [Heritage of the 18th and 19th century American and British sealers](https://sght.org/heritage-of-the-18th-and-19th-century-american-and-british-sealers/) - Back to Cultural Heritage ProjectsUnearthing the History of Sealing on South GeorgiaThe Project The project was developed by the South Georgia Heritage Trust (SGHT) as part of their programme of conserving the island’s heritage. A group combining the SGHT and the archaeologists from the University of Cambridge made a 30-day expedition to study the heritage
- [Primary Education](https://sght.org/primary-education/) - South Georgia Heritage Trust Primary Education packs Key Stage 1 (5 MS Word files) 1. A Guide to the Primary Education Pack 2. KS1 Introduction and launch 3. Notes for teachers & summary of KS1 sessions KS1 – Glossary of key words Useful websites for KS1 5 Session Folders KSI Session 1 (1 x
- [The Artist: Michael Visocchi](https://sght.org/the-artist-michael-visocchi/) - The Artist: Michael Visocchi The Scottish sculptor Michael Visocchi lives and works in an old schoolhouse in Angus (halfway between Edinburgh and Aberdeen), using a variety of materials, including wood, metal, thread and card, to make works that often address nature, landscape and the human trace on it. Born in 1977, he grew up in
- [STORY DEMO](https://sght.org/story-builder/) - Shackletons 1914 Imperial Trans-Antarctic ExpeditionA story like no other… Read Story >How Donors have helped protect a fragile environmentWithout donors, South Georgia would… Read Story >Return of The Whale, an artists perspectiveFind out how an artistic commission is playing a vital role in… Read Story > Visual Storytelling Has Come To WordPress. This page is
- [Paypal Donation](https://sght.org/paypal-donation/) - When you donate to SGHT, you know that every penny will be used to bring benefit to South Georgia.SGHT is a small charity but we are making a big difference to the future of South Georgia’s wildlife and heritage. We appreciate and individually acknowledge each donation. If you are a UK tax payer please consider
- [Secondary Education](https://sght.org/secondary-education/) - South Georgia Resource Education Packs for Secondary Schools Messages from South Georgia: Investigating global Issues on a small island. An education resource-pack including lesson plans by the South Georgia Heritage Trust Alan Parkinson and Val Vannet South Georgia Resource Pack (pdf) SGHT Specification Mapping (Word) links for various key stages and exam specifications Unit A PPT1: Finding
- [Current SGHT Projects](https://sght.org/current-sght-projects/) - PROJECTSView Environment View Cultural Heritage View Education
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## 3D FlipBook

- [Sir Ernest Shackleton](https://sght.org/3d-flip-book/sir-ernest-shackleton/)

## Portfolio

- [Modern corporate identity](https://sght.org/project/modern-corporate-identity-2/) - Unterdum lacus et nulla commodo sem, at egestas nulla metus vel sapien lorem ipsum.
- [Minimalist interior](https://sght.org/project/minimalist-interior/) - Dolor anterdum, lacus et vulputate nulla commodo sem, at egestas nulla metus vel sapien.
- [Dark corporate identity](https://sght.org/project/dark-corporate-identity/) - Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet communitas imperdiet eleifend magna, eget dictum urna to lorem gravida quis.
- [Fashion photoshoot](https://sght.org/project/fashion-photoshoot/) - Nullam velit nulla commodo sem, at egestas nulla metus vel imperdiet aptent taciti ad litora torquent per.
- [Restaurant logo](https://sght.org/project/restaurant-logo/) - Unterdum, lacus et vulputate nulla commodo sem, at egestas nulla metus vel sapien!
- [Hipster outfit](https://sght.org/project/hipster-outfit/) - Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet communitas imperdiet eleifend magna, eget dictum urna to lorem gravida quis.
- [World photo project](https://sght.org/project/world-photo-project/) - Nulla facilisi congue eu ornare vel, mattis sed eros, velit nulla egestas nulla metus vel sapien.
- [Inspiring quotes](https://sght.org/project/inspiring-quotes/) - Sed interdum, lacus et vulputate pellentesque, velit nulla commodo sem, at egestas nulla metus vel sapien.
- [Coffee time](https://sght.org/project/coffe-time/) - Vivamus voluptate velit esse quam nihil molestiae minima veniam quis nostrum feugiat, diam vel tincidunt.
- [Interior experiments](https://sght.org/project/interior-experiments/) - Lacus et vulputate pellen tesque velit nulla commodo sem at egestas lorem ipsum dolor amet.
- [Retro identity](https://sght.org/project/retro-identity/) - Pellen tesque velit nulla commodo sem at egestas unitas potenti ornare felis porttitor amet sit.
- [Studio photography](https://sght.org/project/studio-photography/) - Nulla facilisi congue eu ornare vel, mattis sed eros, velit nulla egestas nulla metus vel sapien.
- [Winter weekend](https://sght.org/project/winter-weekend/) - Vased interdum vulputate pellen tesque, velit nulla commodo sem lacus et vulputate pellen tesque velit nulla.
- [3D interior](https://sght.org/project/3d-interior/) - Sed ipsum dolor sit velit nulla commodo sem, at egestas lorem ipsum dolor nulla metus vel sapien!

## Testimonials

- [Stephan Eaglefree](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/stephan-eaglefree/) - Etiam facilisis eu nisi scelerisque faucibus. Proin semper suscipit magna, nec imperdiet lacus semper vitae. Sed hendrerit enim non justo posuere placerat. Phasellus eget purus vel mauris tincidunt semper suscipit magna, nec imperdiet lacus!
- [Andrew Lee](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/andrew-lee/) - Dolor et nisl tellus. Etiam facilisis eu nisi scelerisque faucibus. Proin semper suscipit magna, nec imperdiet lacus semper vitae. Sed hendrerit enim non justo posuere placerat. Phasellus eget purus vel mauris.
- [Miriam Wisebull](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/miriam-wisebull/) - Phasellus et nisl tellus. Etiam facilisis eu nisi scelerisque faucibus. Proin semper suscipit magna, nec imperdiet lacus semper vitae. Sed hendrerit enim non justo posuere placerat. Phasellus eget purus vel mauris tincidunt semper suscipit magna, nec imperdiet lacus!
- [Alex Bluemarine](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/alex-bluemarine/) - Feugiat nibh adipiscing metus sit amet! Proin adipiscing porta tellus, ut feugiat nibh adipiscing metus sit amet. In eu justo a felis faucibus ornare vel id metus. Thanx!
- [Richard Anderson](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/richard-anderson/) - Curabitur pellentesque neque eget diam posuere porta. Quisque ut nulla at nunc vehicula lacinia. Proin tellus ut feugiat nibh adipiscing metus sit amet.
- [Nicolas Blackriver](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/nicolas-blackriver/) - Perspiciatis faucibus purus unde om iste natus sit! Proin adipiscing porta tellus, ut feugiat nibh adipiscing metus sit amet. In eu justo a felis faucibus ornare vel id metus. Thanx!
- [James Richardson](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/james-richardson/) - Phasellus et nisl tellus. Etiam facilisis eu nisi scelerisque faucibus. Proin semper suscipit magna, nec imperdiet lacus semper vitae hendrerit enim non justo. Phasellus eget purus vel mauris tincidunt!
- [Tiffany Firebird](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/tiffany-firebird/) - In eu justo a felis faucibus ornare vel id metus. Sed hendrerit enim non justo posuere placerat. Phasellus eget purus vel mauris tincidunt tincidunt. Sed et nibhbus pellentesque facilisis.
- [Jennifer Greenfield](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/jennifer-greenfield/) - Curabitur pellentesque neque eget diam posuere porta glavrida lorem dolor ut nulla at nunc. Lorem ipsum dolor! Thank you very much!
- [Diana Brown](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/diana-brown/) - Donec vehicula diam vulputate lectus blandit bibendum. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Nulla at purus lorem, in feugiat massa. Duis vel sapien mauris. Etiam ac nulla et urna egestas congue nec in tortor.
- [Leonardo Freeman](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/leonardo-freeman/) - Fores ipsum dolor neque eget diam posuere porta glavrida lorem dolor ut nulla at nunc. Lorem ipsum dolor! Thank you very much!
- [Anna Whitehall](https://sght.org/dt_testimonials/anna-whitehall/) - Proin semper suscipit magna, nec imperdiet lacus semper vitae. Sed hendrerit enim non justo posuere placerat. Phasellus eget purus vel mauris tincidunt semper suscipit magna, nec imperdiet lacus!

## Team

- [NICK PRENTICE](https://sght.org/dt_team/nick-prentice/) - Nick Prentice has served as Chairman of the South Georgia Heritage Trust since 2019, having joined as a Trustee in 2014. A Mathematics graduate from Queens’ College, Cambridge, Nick spent nearly 40 years in the tax profession with Andersen and EY, holding senior global leadership roles. In retirement, he has focused on wildlife conservation, formerly
- [JANE BEVAN](https://sght.org/dt_team/jane-bevan/) - Following a Geography degree and a career in environmental education, Jane transitioned to international public relations, working as an Account Director for global brands. After leading communications for major UK wildlife charities, including WWF-UK, and serving as Head of PR at the Natural History Museum, she founded her own award-winning agency in 1999. Her deep
- [Stephanie Strutt](https://sght.org/dt_team/stephanie-strutt/) - Stephanie is a specialist in international grants fundraising for the environment and heritage sectors. She holds an MA in Natural Sciences from Cambridge and an MSc in Environmental Technology from Imperial College. Stephanie has secured international funding for major environmental charities, including RSPB, Sustainable Fisheries Partnership and the Galapagos Conservation Trust. She also served as
- [TIM STOWE](https://sght.org/dt_team/tim-stowe/) - Tim’s dedication to the natural world began as a teenager, then with a Geography degree and PhD in Bird Ecology from Cambridge, leading to a 40-year career with the RSPB. Following his tenure as Director of International Operations, he retired first to Norfolk, then to northern Scotland and continues to serve as a Council member
- [SUE QUELCH](https://sght.org/dt_team/sue-quelch/) - With a background in international marketing and strategic leadership, Sue has directed communications for global non-profits, in addition to successfully founding and selling a technology based business. A transformative 2019 expedition to South Georgia shifted her focus toward environmental advocacy, leading her to become an SGHT ‘Team King’ Guardian and later as an advisor to
- [FREDERIK PAULSEN](https://sght.org/dt_team/frederik-paulsen/) - Frederik Paulsen is a renowned businessman, academic, and philanthropist and a founding Trustee of the South Georgia Heritage Trust from 2005. As Chairman Emeritus of Ferring Pharmaceuticals, his expertise spans life sciences, publishing, real estate and the beverages industry. A passionate explorer, Frederik is one of the few individuals to have reached all eight of the
- [RICHARD MCKEE](https://sght.org/dt_team/richard-mckee/) - A resident of the Falkland Islands since 1997, Richard brings over 20 years of South Georgia maritime and operational experience to the Trust. Following a period in the Royal Navy and subsequent fishery protection duties in the South Atlantic, he then served in the Government of South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands from 2001-2017, latterly as Operations Director
- [JEFF MASON](https://sght.org/dt_team/jeff-mason/) - Following a distinguished 34-year Royal Marines career, Jeff retired as a Major General, having served operationally worldwide, including the 1982 Falklands conflict. Post-service, he gained extensive commercial experience in military logistics and spent a decade as CEO of a City of London Livery Company. He became a Freeman of the City of London in 2025
- [DENISE LANDAU](https://sght.org/dt_team/denise-landau/) - Denise Landau, a Trustee of the South Georgia Heritage Trust since 2009, is a distinguished conservationist with over 40 years of polar experience. Today, she leads an environmental consulting company working globally, focusing on conservation strategy, environmental impact assessment, permitting, policy development, and safeguarding natural and cultural heritage. She has a B.S. degree in Field
- [JOHN HALL](https://sght.org/dt_team/john-hall/) - John Hall MBE joined the SGHT as a Trustee in 2018, bringing over forty years of Antarctic expertise. As the former Head of Operations and Logistics for the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), John was instrumental in the Trust’s landmark Habitat Restoration Project to eradicate invasive rodents. His distinguished service to polar research has been recognised
- [GUSTAV ELLINGSEN](https://sght.org/dt_team/gustav-ellingsen/) - A Norwegian national resident in Switzerland, an engineer by training with a London based MBA, Gustav’s professional career has been rooted in the shipping industry for nearly 20 years and currently as Head of Treasury for Gearbulk Management Switzerland AG. Since becoming a Trustee in 2017, he has sought to bridge his background in maritime
- [CHRIS CORRIGAN](https://sght.org/dt_team/chris-corrigan/) - An ecologist and naturalist, Chris brings over 35 years of environmental leadership to the Trust. His career includes three decades with the RSPB, where his final role was as Director England, as well as roles as Interim CEO for BirdWatch Ireland and the Sussex Wildlife Trust plus President of the Sussex Ornithological Society. A specialist
- [BJORN L. BASBERG](https://sght.org/dt_team/bjorn-l-basberg/) - As Professor Emeritus in Economic History at the Norwegian School of Economics, Bjorn’s career has been defined by the maritime and industrial history of the Antarctic. He has published extensively on these themes, including his work on the industrial archaeology of South Georgia’s shore whaling stations. His dedication to this field is recognised with the L. Byrne Waterman and Peter Neaverson Awards.
- [Will Wood](https://sght.org/dt_team/will-wood/) - With an academic background anchored by a BSc in Zoology and an MRes in Ecology, SGHT’s On-Island Operations Manager brings a strong natural history perspective to the role. Prior to joining the trust, key career highlights included delivering conservation work on Ascension Island and working as a wildlife guide in the Scottish Highlands. Since joining
- [Ann Anderson](https://sght.org/dt_team/ann-anderson-2/) - Ann joined the South Georgia Heritage Trust two years ago, following a career as an HR professional and a 21-year background in banking. Currently based at Verdant Works, she plays a vital role behind the scenes in keeping SGHT’s operations running smoothly. Ann oversees the Trust’s online shop, taking care of everything from processing and posting
- [Willie Anderson](https://sght.org/dt_team/willie-anderson/) - A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (FCMA), Willie joined the South Georgia Heritage Trust over three years ago as Finance Director. A seasoned charity leader, his career achievements include steering Dundee University Students' Association to the top ranking in Scotland for student experience. At SGHT, Willie keeps the Trust on a sound
- [Marie Shafi](https://sght.org/dt_team/marie-shafi/) - Holding a degree in Mathematics from Glasgow University and a PgDip in Software Engineering from Edinburgh Napier, Marie has been a key part of the South Georgia Heritage Trust for 11 years. Combining technical precision with a lifelong passion for art and design, her career includes digital development at NCR and specialist multimedia firm I-Design.
- [Luke Smith ](https://sght.org/dt_team/luke-smith/) - A University of East Anglia graduate, Luke joined the South Georgia Heritage Trust in July 2022, after more than a decade fundraising across the non-profit and travel sectors. His career highlights include securing a £1.4m corporate partnership for the NSPCC, winning several sales awards for a multinational travel business (including Business Developer of the Year)
- [Jo Price](https://sght.org/dt_team/jo-price/) - Jo joined the South Georgia Heritage Trust in May 2023, bringing a career rooted in charity sector communications and digital storytelling. She holds a BA (Hons) in English Literature and an MA in Creative Writing - a path inspired in part by winning the Tennyson Award for Poetry in 2018. Outside of her work for
- [Jayne Pierce](https://sght.org/dt_team/jayne-pierce/) - Jayne is the Curator of the South Georgia Museum and lives in Bath, spending part of each year on South Georgia. She grew up with a passion for natural history and geology, earning a degree in Geology from the University of Leicester followed by an MSc in Micropalaeontology from University College London (UCL). After traveling
- [Lauren Elliot](https://sght.org/dt_team/lauren-elliot/) - Lauren joined the South Georgia Heritage Trust in October 2022. Holding a degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Ethics from Brighton University, her background includes polar operations with the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust and fast-paced retail management. Lauren credits her degree with developing the analytical thinking, critical problem-solving and deep respect for differing viewpoints essential for
- [Denisa Cargill](https://sght.org/dt_team/denisa-cargill/) - Joining the South Georgia Heritage Trust team in 2020, Denisa brings a strong foundation in administration and marketing, holding an HNC in Administration & IT from Dundee College alongside a National Certificate in Management & Marketing from the Czech Republic. As Office Assistant, she plays a central role in managing SGHT’s supporter care operations. She
- [Helen Balfour](https://sght.org/dt_team/ann-anderson/) - Following an MA and MRes in Anthropology from the University of Aberdeen, Helen built her expertise as a Trainee Collections Assistant for the Shetland Museum and Community Engagement Officer for the SGHT Whalers' Memory Bank. She joined SGHT in 2022 as a Museum Assistant before transitioning to Assistant Curator. Today, Helen works closely with the Curator to
- [Liz Adams](https://sght.org/dt_team/liz-adams/) - Liz has spent most of her life immersed in the retail industry, beginning her career in her family's business where she mastered the fundamentals of buying and merchandising. Before moving from the Scottish Highlands, she also ran her own successful hairdressing business and worked in a teaching capacity for industry leaders L’Oréal and Wella. Liz
- [Alison Neil](https://sght.org/dt_team/alison-neil/) - Following an MA in Philosophy from the University of Glasgow and an MBA with distinction from Abertay University, Alison initially built her career as a software project manager before transitioning to the South Georgia Heritage Trust. Joining the charity just months after its inception, she has served as Chief Executive since 2006, marking over two
- [SASHA BORODIN](https://sght.org/dt_team/sasha-borodin/) - Born in Russia and raised in China, Sasha Borodin is now based in Cambridge and holds degrees in political science and economics. His diverse career spans from macroeconomics with the International Monetary Fund, to leadership roles in marine geophysics and satellite communications. Sasha brings a wealth of international perspective to the South Georgia Heritage Trust,

## Media Hub

- [Stromness Survey 2022](https://sght.org/media/19974/)
- [Presto Player #19878](https://sght.org/media/19878/)

## News

- [Saving Shackleton Heritage: Our Exciting Work on the Manager’s Villa](https://sght.org/news/saving-shackleton-heritage-may/) - In one of the former whaling stations on South Georgia, work has now been successfully completed to save one of the most globally important pieces of heritage relating to the survival of crew of the Endurance and Sir Ernest Shackleton – the original Stromness Manager’s Villa.
- [South Georgia declared rodent-free!](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-declared-rodent-free/) - 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 South Georgia Island raised £10Million
- [Q&A with John Shears and Nico Vincent about Endurance](https://sght.org/news/endurancebooklaunch/) - Have you ever wondered what it's like to search for a lost ship beneath the icy waters of the Antarctic? Well, now's your chance to find out! In October, we opened the floor to our social media followers to ask Dr John Shears and Nico Vincent their burning questions about the Endurance22 expedition. Their book In October, we opened the floor to our social media followers to ask Dr John Shears and Nico Vincent their burning questions about the Endurance22 expedition.
- [Saving Shackleton Heritage: Q and A](https://sght.org/news/ssh-qa/) - In December, we offered our supporters on social media the chance to ask questions about the Saving Shackleton Heritage Project.
- [Stig-Tore Lunde](https://sght.org/news/stig-tore-lunde/) - It was with great sadness that we received the news of the death of our dear friend Stig-Tore Lunde on 5 March 2023, at less than 68 years old. Stig-Tore played a key role in the South Georgia Heritage Trust from its inception, and contributed to all aspects of its work, from heritage and environmental
- [Saving Shackleton Heritage – work on the Villa that played pivotal role in Endurance rescue begins this autumn](https://sght.org/news/saving-shackleton-work-begins/) - South Georgia Heritage Trust announces the project as it reaches its 20-year landmark working to protect and conserve the wildlife and heritage of South Georgia Island.
- [Saving Shackleton Heritage – Digital version of Stromness Managers Villa to be created](https://sght.org/news/digital-twin-villa-to-be-created/) - Digital twin’ will bring access to the villa to the world with Weald & Downland Living Museum being used as a UK testbed for the project. A historic piece of Shackleton heritage is being both physically and digitally brought back to life thanks to pioneering work by the South Georgia Heritage Trust (SGHT) and Friends of South Georgia Island (FOSGI). Ahead of leaving for the Stromness Manager’s Villa on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia, a team of digital specialists will be testing and refining their cutting-edge scanning techniques at the Weald & Downland Living Museum in West Sussex on 27 November. This process will ensure that the scan on South Georgia can be planned in granular detail – a critical consideration when working in the challenging environment on the island.
- [The Wildlife of South Georgia – Whales](https://sght.org/news/the-wildlife-of-south-georgia-whales/) - South Georgia is home to some incredible wildlife. Join us for this mini-series as Rachel Davies, volunteer writer, introduces us to some of the animals that call South Georgia home. For the second instalment, we’ll be taking a deep dive to look at the whales and dolphins that frequent the waters around the island.
- [Celebrating Women on South Georgia](https://sght.org/news/celebrating-women-on-south-georgia/) - International Women’s Day is celebrated globally every year on 8th March. Our team on island this year has been predominantly female - a stark contrast to when Grytviken was a whaling station with mainly male workers! We had our Curators, Jayne and Helen, visiting at different times in the season and three Operations Assistants, Livvie, Emily, and Rachel. Our Off-Island Operations Manager, Lauren, joined us for the final eight weeks on island. And although it now seems long ago, we also had our out-going Museum Director SG, Deirdre, with us for the first eight weeks too!
- [Whale Memorial installed and unveiled on South Georgia island](https://sght.org/news/whale-memorial-installed/) - A new artwork for the sub-Antarctic island shifts our focus from whaling to whales. The island was once the epicentre of the modern whaling industry. Now, it stands as a powerful reminder of the devastating impact of what was then an essential global industry. Today, (21 November) part one of a Whale Memorial has been installed by the South Georgia Heritage Trust to ensure that the world will always remember how close we came to pushing whales to the brink of extinction.
- [Prof Tony Martin, SGHT Habitat Restoration Project Director, named Conservationist of the Year](https://sght.org/news/prof-tony-martin-sght-habitat-restoration-project-director-named-conservationist-of-the-year/) - Read more here...
- [The Wildlife of South Georgia - Seals](https://sght.org/news/the-wildlife-of-south-georgia-seals/) - South Georgia is home to some incredible wildlife. Join us for this mini-series as Rachel Davies, volunteer writer, introduces us to some of the animals that call South Georgia home. In this first instalment, we will be focusing on the different seals that frequent the island - some calling it home, some coming to feed, and others returning each year to give birth.
- [Whale of a Time!](https://sght.org/news/whale-of-a-time/) - Whale of a Weekend was an incredible success, and we want to say thank you to everyone who joined us in person, supported and delivered events, or tuned in online. From creative workshops to science themed talks, SGHT shared the rich history of whaling communities.
- [Whale of a Weekend is coming to Dundee!](https://sght.org/news/whale-of-a-weekend-is-coming-to-dundee/) - South Georgia is coming to Dundee to celebrate whales, polar exploration and Scotland’s connection to this incredible island! Our exciting Whale of a Weekend festival will take place from Friday 27 to Sunday 29 June 2025 at Dundee Waterfront.
- [Whalers' Memory Bank Launches 27 June](https://sght.org/news/whalers-memory-bank-launches-27-june/) - On 27 June in Dundee, historian Dan Snow will help us launch The Whalers’ Memory Bank—a first-of-its-kind digital time capsule brimming with real voices from Scottish whaling communities. Over the last two years, South Georgia Heritage Trust and the South Georgia Museum teamed up with former whalers and their families to preserve their memories of life during the whaling era in South Georgia.
- [December 24](https://sght.org/news/december-24/)
- [South Georgia Through the Lens: Brian Anderson](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-through-the-lens-brian-anderson/)
- [SGHT's exciting new partnership with HX Hurtigruten Expeditions](https://sght.org/news/hx/) - Photo credit: Michael Bound We're thrilled to share some fantastic news! SGHT has formed a new partnership with HX Hurtigruten Expeditions. This exciting collaboration offers you the opportunity to embark on unforgettable journeys - to South Georgia or anywhere else in the world - while directly supporting our vital mission. For every booking made through
- [SGHT and Poseidon Expeditions join forces](https://sght.org/news/sght-and-poseidon-expeditions-join-forces/) - A Scottish charity and committed polar cruise ship operator join forces to boost vital conservation efforts on the island of South Georgia. A new partnership between Dundee-based charity the South Georgia Heritage Trust and Poseidon Expeditions will enable those on a trip of a lifetime to Antarctica to help fund vital wildlife and cultural conservation
- [Win a Cruise to South Georgia for just £100](https://sght.org/news/win-a-cruise-to-south-georgia-for-just-100/) - Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey to the ends of the earth? We're thrilled to announce a fantastic prize draw to win a 2-person cruise to South Georgia and Antarctica, courtesy of G Adventures. With a £100 raffle ticket, you could win and be exploring the breath-taking landscapes of South Georgia on
- [Issue 13](https://sght.org/news/issue-13/)
- [Issue 12](https://sght.org/news/issue-12/)
- [Issue 11](https://sght.org/news/issue-11/)
- [Issue 10](https://sght.org/news/issue-10/)
- [Issue 9](https://sght.org/news/issue-9/)
- [Issue 8](https://sght.org/news/issue-8/)
- [Issue 7](https://sght.org/news/issue-7/)
- [Issue 6](https://sght.org/news/issue-6/)
- [Issue 5](https://sght.org/news/issue-5/)
- [Issue 4](https://sght.org/news/issue-4/)
- [Issue 3](https://sght.org/news/issue-3/)
- [Issue 2](https://sght.org/news/issue-2/)
- [Issue 1](https://sght.org/news/issue-1/)
- [July 24](https://sght.org/news/july-24/)
- [June 24](https://sght.org/news/june-24/)
- [April 24](https://sght.org/news/april-24/)
- [March 24](https://sght.org/news/march-24/)
- [February 24](https://sght.org/news/february-24/)
- [January 24](https://sght.org/news/newsletter-january-24/)
- [Prof. Elaine Shemilt's 17km run to raise funds for SGHT](https://sght.org/news/prof-elaine-shemilts-17km-run/) - Join us in supporting our incredible Emeritus Trustee, Prof. Elaine Shemilt! Elaine is representing Great Britain in the V70 category at the 2024 World Masters Mountain Running Championship in Canfranc, Spain. This challenging 17km race involves 1050 metres of positive ascent in a single climb. At the age of 70, Elaine is not only setting
- [Shackleton Memorial Cross to go on display in Dundee](https://sght.org/news/shackleton-memorial-cross-to-go-on-display-in-dundee/) - The Boss’ Memorial Cross transported over 7,000 thousand miles from South Georgia to Dundee aboard the RRS Sir David Attenborough. On Monday 20 May, it was announced that the cross from Shackleton’s Hope Point memorial will soon be on display at Discovery Point Museum; home of the Royal Research Ship (RRS) Discovery, the ship that first carried Shackleton
- [Endurance Expedition Polar Medal donated to the South Georgia Museum](https://sght.org/news/endurance-expedition-polar-medal-donated-to-the-south-georgia-museum/) - The South Georgia Museum was very pleased to receive a donation of a very significant Polar Medal that was awarded to Reginald James, the Endurance Expedition physicist who survived the wreck of Endurance during the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1914-1917. The Endurance Expedition was led by Sir Ernest Shackleton and is one of the greatest stories
- [Avian Influenza Confirmed in Penguin and Albatross Populations on South Georgia](https://sght.org/news/avian-influenza-confirmed-in-penguin-and-albatross-populations-on-south-georgia/) - Penguins and albatrosses are amongst the species of animals now confirmed to have tested positive for Avian Flu on South Georgia. On 11 March the Government of South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands announced that Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) has now been confirmed at 23 sites across South Georgia. Species which have previously
- [Online webinar: Southern Ocean Stories: The Orca's Tale 7 July 2023](https://sght.org/news/online-webinar-southern-ocean-stories-the-orcas-tale-7-july-2023/) - Update: You can view this webinar on the SGHT YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L0AbwQg_qs We are joining together with our friends at the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust (UKAHT) to bring you a fascinating online webinar, Southern Ocean Stories: The Orca's Tale. This free event is on 7 July 2023 and will focus on Orca in the Southern Ocean.
- [<strong>New way to search the SG Museum Collection</strong>](https://sght.org/news/new-way-to-search-the-sg-museum-collection/) - Discover the story of South Georgia by using the new search function that makes it easy to search all the historic objects in the South Georgia Museum Collections. The search function on the South Georgia Museum website is user friendly and multi-layered to make it simple to browse through the fascinating objects in the
- [Capturing the Human Stories of Whaling](https://sght.org/news/capturing-the-human-stories-of-whaling/) - Announcing the launch of The Whalers’ Memory Bank - a digital platform collecting and sharing important whaling social history. With thanks to funding from the UK National Lottery Heritage Fund, SGHT announced today the start of a major project capturing the human stories of ex-whalers and their families. Over the next two years, the South
- [Final load was dropped in Phase 3 of the Habitat Restoration Project.](https://sght.org/news/final-load-was-dropped-in-phase-3-of-the-habitat-restoration-project/) - On 23 March 2015 the final load was dropped in Phase 3 of the Habitat Restoration project. The entire island of South Georgia, all 100,000 hectares of rodent-infested land, had been treated with the bait which would remove the invasive rats and mice. In a matter of days South Georgia could be rodent-free for the
- [These pipit chicks are alive thanks to you!](https://sght.org/news/discovery-of-pipit-chicks-announced/) - Discovery of South Georgia Pipit chicks announced as final phase of world’s largest rat eradication project gets underway. Click here for PRESS RELEASE (pdf document - January 2015) (Photo of Pipit nest courtesy South Georgia Newsletter, January 2015 ) This photo, taken in January 2015, shows the first South Georgia Pipit nest discovered in an
- [All of the rodent-infested areas of South Georgia treated](https://sght.org/news/all-of-the-rodent-infested-areas-of-south-georgia-treated/) - After three seasons of baiting in 2011, 2013 and 2015 the Habitat Restoration project on South Georgia has treated all of the rodent-infested areas of the island. That means that South Georgia could in theory be entirely rodent-free for the first time in two centuries. Since 2015 cruise ship passengers and staff have been acting
- [HRH The Princess Royal To Open the 2017 Island Invasives Conference](https://sght.org/news/hrh-the-princess-royal-to-open-the-2017-island-invasives-conference/)
- [Island Invasives Conference 2017, 10 - 14 July](https://sght.org/news/island-invasives-conference-2017-10th-14th-july/) - You can now view and download photos of the Island Invasives 2017 conference from the SGHT Facebook page at Island Invasives 2017 photos on SGHT Facebook
- [The sound of the Pipits - a message of hope and thanks from Denise Landau](https://sght.org/news/the-sound-of-the-pipits-a-message-of-hope-and-thanks-from-denise-landau/) - An update from South Georgia and message of thanks to all those who support the island from FOSGI President Denise Landau. It was a phenomenal trip, as South Georgia always is. We landed for around 5-7 hrs each day at each site in Gold Harbour, St. Andrews, Salisbury Plain, Prion Island, and 3 hours in the rain
- [Photos of our rodent detection dogs at work](https://sght.org/news/photos-of-our-specially-trained-rodent-detection-dogs-at-work/) - They have been on South Georgia since the end of December, adding their sensitive noses to the search effort for rodents. In 2011, 2013 and 2015 over 1000 square kilometers were baited by the Trust thanks to the support of SGHT and FOSGI (Friends of South Georgia Island) donors, using helicopters to remove rodents from the
- [Detection Dogs on their way to South Georgia](https://sght.org/news/survey-tracker-dogs-will-wai-on-their-way-to-south-georgia-photos-in-stanley/) - Here are some lovely pics of the sniffer dogs who were in Stanley with their handlers this month on their way to survey South Georgia for any evidence of surviving rodents.
- [Knit and Natter Penguins on their way to the South Georgia Museum](https://sght.org/news/knit-and-natter-penguins-on-their-way-to-south-georgia/) - 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 all over the world. When
- [Albatros Expeditions support SGHT South Georgia projects](https://sght.org/news/albatros-expeditions-support-sght-south-georgia-projects/) - We are delighted to announce that Albatros Expeditions has been hosting a series of auctions to raise funds for SGHT which is supporting efforts to protect South Georgia's albatross species. South Georgia is a globally significant breeding site for Grey-headed, Wandering, and Black-browed albatross. Unfortunately, due to the extensive feeding ranges and foraging nature of
- [Polar Latitudes is helping to raise funds for environment and heritage projects on South Georgia this season!](https://sght.org/news/polar-latitudes-is-helping-to-raise-funds-for-environment-and-heritage-projects-on-south-georgia-this-season/) - We are delighted to announce that we will be working with the staff and passengers of Polar Latitudes again this season, to raise funds for projects to benefit South Georgia. Passengers of the Hebridean Sky and Island Sky will be visiting the island to experience its remarkable scenery, wildlife and human history. During their visit,
- [Knit and Natter penguins reach Antarctica](https://sght.org/news/knit-and-natter-penguins-reach-antarctica/) - We first reported on these wonderful penguins last June. They were made by the Scottish Knit and Natter group and have now made the long journey right down to the end of the world and have finally reached "home" in Antarctica. But this is not the end of their adventures. They fancy somewhere a little
- [Weddell Sea expedition looks for Shackleton's lost ship](https://sght.org/news/antarctic-weddell-expedition-looks-for-shackletons-lost-ship/) - BBC Inside Science (https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00025cq) features the Weddell Sea Expedition (https://weddellseaexpedition.org/expedition-blog/) and it's search for Shackleton's lost ship Endurance (21min 20s into the programme) Prof. Julian Dowdeswell talks about the expedition, on a ship to shore line, giving an excellent recount of the epic journey Shackleton and his men embarked on when their ship was crushed
- [Humpback Whales on recovery path](https://sght.org/news/3077/) - Dr Jennifer Jackson of the British Antarctic Survey is featured in this BBC article on the new study she has co-authored which suggests that the Humpback Whale poulation around South Georgia is close to pre-whaling levels. They now seem to be just short of 25,000 individuals in the southwest Atlantic - more than 90% of
- [South Georgia featured on David Attenborough's new BBC series](https://sght.org/news/sg-featured-in-david-attenboroughs-bbc-series-seven-worlds-one-planet/) - The first episode of David Attenborough's new BBC series "Seven Worlds One planet" featured moving stories of the amazing wildlife and landscapes of South Georgia. Watch the programme page here: The BBC page has a related link to our website explaining how we are working to understand and protect South Georgia's whales and albatrosses: https://www.sght.org/the-story-of-the-whale-at-south-georgia/
- [Blog: South Georgia whale expedition in full swing!](https://sght.org/news/blog-south-georgia-whale-expedition-in-full-swing/) - BAS biologist Dr Jennifer Jackson shares updates from the South Georgia Southern Right Whale expedition currently in progress in the sub-Antarctic. The South Georgia Heritage Trust and Friends of South Georgia island provide funding support for this project. Click here or on the image below to read Dr Jennifer Jackson's blog.
- ['Astonishing' blue whale numbers at South Georgia](https://sght.org/news/astonishing-blue-whale-numbers-at-south-georgia/) - Scientists say they have seen a remarkable collection of Blue Whales in the coastal waters around the UK sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia. Read the full article here or click on the image above. The project leader, Dr Jennifer Jackson from BAS, talked to the BBC Radio Today programme about these signs of Blue Whale
- [New exhibition space at Sandefjord Whaling Museum](https://sght.org/news/new-exhibition-space-at-sandefjord-whaling-museum/) - Our friends at the Whaling Museum in Sandefjord, Norway (Hvalfangstmuseet Sandefjord) opened a new exhibition space on 27 February 2020. Several 1950s whaling photos taken by our friend John Alexander are featured in the museum including one transformed into a mural. One of the new displays will explore the Norwegian whalers influence in Antarctica, and
- [Avian Influenza Confirmed in Brown Skua Populations on Bird Island](https://sght.org/news/avian-influenza-confirmed-in-brown-skua-populations-on-bird-island/) - Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) has been confirmed in Brown Skua populations on Bird Island, South Georgia. These are the first known cases in the Antarctic region. It is likely the disease arrived with Skuas returning from South America where the disease is widespread. The disease is primarily spread through natural pathways. The widespread presence
- [Return of the Quest Crow’s Nest – Public Event](https://sght.org/news/return-of-the-quest-crows-nest-public-event/) - Image: Left to right: Revd Katherine Hedderly, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, HRH The Princess Royal, SGHT Chairman Nick Prentice. The achievements of the intrepid explorer and renowned leader Sir Ernest Shackleton were celebrated in a public event attended by SGHT Patron, HRH The Princess Royal. The focus of the special event, hosted by SGHT
- [Antarctica & South Georgia Charity Auction – Thank You!!](https://sght.org/news/our-online-charity-auction-thank-you/) - Antarctica & South Georgia Charity Auction Thank you to everyone who took part! The auction ended on 19 July. The proceeds will help to support conservation work of the South Georgia Heritage Trust and UK Antarctic Heritage Trust on South Georgia and in the Antarctic. There were 40 fabulous auction lots available – many of
- [<strong>South Georgia and its whales need you now</strong>](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-and-its-whales-need-you-now/) - A Crowdfunding campaign aims to reach new audiences to help make Commensalis, a landmark artwork at South Georgia, a reality. The campaign is running for a month ending on 28 July - World Conservation Day. Visit the link below to find out more about the exclusive benefits on offer, to hear artist Michael Visocchi explaining
- [<strong>Two Events for You to Join in With</strong>](https://sght.org/news/two-events-for-you-to-join-in-with/) - We are joining together with our friends at the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust (UKAHT) on two events, bringing you a fascinating online presentation about Orca in the Southern Ocean, and an online Charity Auction. We invite you to join us on Friday 7 July for our webinar Southern Ocean Stories: The Orca's Tale. You can
- [Thank you we have exceeded the 2023 Big Give Green Match Fund target!](https://sght.org/news/thank-you-we-have-exceeded-the-2023-big-give-green-match-fund-target/) - Thanks to all your help we have reached and exceeded the SGHT Green Match Fund target as part of the 2023 Big Give campaign. The campaign has raised more than £20,000 towards Commensalis: The Spirit Tables of South Georgia and the opportunity for donations to be match funded helped us reach the target two days
- [The Main Store at Grytviken is now open to visitors](https://sght.org/news/the-main-store-at-grytviken-is-open-to-visitors/) - The Main Store is a huge two-storey building and is the oldest and largest remaining historic building in the abandoned whaling station and heritage site of Grytviken at South Georgia. It is now open to visitors.Over the past five years the Main Store has undergone sympathetic restoration and curation by the Government of South Georgia
- [Sir David Attenborough speaks in the latest GSGSSI visitor film about the recovery of South Georgia’s wildlife](https://sght.org/news/sir-david-attenborough-speaks-in-the-latest-gsgssi-visitor-film-about-the-recovery-of-south-georgias-wildlife/) - The Government of South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands (GSGSSI) has launched a new visitor film, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, that tells the story of a global rarity – an eco-system in recovery. You can view it on the GSGSSI site here, or by clicking the image below. The recovery of South Georgia’s
- [Record-breaking Southern Right Whale intrigues scientists](https://sght.org/news/record-breaking-southern-right-whale-intrigues-scientists/) - A tag deployed in South Georgia on a Southern Right Whale has broken the record for the longest lived tag on this species. The tag, was deployed by the Wild Water Whales researchers on a whale they called Braveheart . At 238 days, the tag operated for two days longer than any previously deployed. The
- [Museums in the Extreme Event](https://sght.org/news/museums-in-the-extreme-event/) - On 8th October we enjoyed a unique evening exploring the challenges of caring for Britain's polar heritage in South Georgia and Antarctica. Four experts in polar heritage and conservation from the South Georgia Heritage Trust and the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust shared their insights and experiences in caring for this remote heritage at the bottom
- [South Georgia Museum New Website](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-museum-new-website/) - The South Georgia Museum has upgraded its website. Read more about the site and the museum here or click on the image above. https://sgmuseum.gs/
- [Humpback whales return to South Georgia](https://sght.org/news/humpback-whales-return-to-south-georgia/) - From bas.ac.uk/media-post/humpback-whales-return-to-south-georgia/ "A new study shows the welcome return of humpback whales to the waters around the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia after a century of commercial whaling decimated their populations. The study is published in the journal Endangered Species Research this week (Thursday 5 November) and is good news for whale conservation." https://www.bas.ac.uk/media-post/humpback-whales-return-to-south-georgia/
- [Artistic Commission Winner Announced](https://sght.org/news/artistic-commission-winner-announced/) - SGHT has just unveiled a new artistic commission to shine a light on the story of humankind and the resurgence of the wildlife of South Georgia. Watch our live Press Launch here. The winning artist is Scottish sculptor Michael Visocchi, with his work called ‘Commensalis – the Spirit Tables of South Georgia’. This site-specific piece
- [Blue whale sightings off South Georgia raise hopes of recovery](https://sght.org/news/blue-whale-sightings-off-south-georgia-raise-hopes-of-recovery/) - Press reports Blue whale sightings off South Georgia raise hopes of recovery
- [The Whale's Tale: Southern Ocean Stories - view our event recording now on YouTube](https://sght.org/news/the-whales-tale-southern-ocean-stories/) - Together with the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust we were delighted to present an online event on 3 March 2021, with three of the world's experts in the study and conservation of whales in the Southern Ocean to discuss the history, science and current efforts to conserve these important species on our planet. These talks were
- [The Wild Water Whales of South Georgia - view science webinar recordings](https://sght.org/news/the-wild-water-whales-of-south-georgia-science-webinars/) - SGHT was delighted to help with the hosting of these two webinars on March 23 and 24 2021. The Wild Water Whales of South Georgia project team led by Dr Jen Jackson of British Antarctic Survey described the new findings and scientific activities arising from this big initiative that began in 2016. Recording of both
- [Shackleton’s Last Quest – Online Exhibition](https://sght.org/news/shackletons-last-quest-online-exhibition/) - On 17 September the South Georgia Museum launched its free online exhibition marking the centenary of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s final expedition and his untimely death and burial in South Georgia. You can visit the exhibition on the South Georgia Museum website. https://sgmuseum.gs/shackletonslastquest/
- [The Artist’s Diary: Commensalis – the whale Spirit Tables of South Georgia](https://sght.org/news/the-artists-diary-commensalis-the-whale-spirit-tables-of-south-georgia/) - Follow our winning artist sculptor Michael Visocchi, on his trip to Grytviken, South Georgia to work on Commensalis – the Spirit Tables of South Georgia
- [South Georgia Museum 'My Shackleton' Online Exhibition Launched on 5 Jan 2022](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-museum-my-shackleton-online-exhibition-launched-on-5th-jan-2022/) - The polar explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton died aboard his expedition vessel Quest a century ago on 5 January 1922. The My Shackleton Exhibition, launched on the centenary of his death, highlights how Sir Ernest Shackleton still inspires people today. Further submissions are invited via the webpage, so the exhibition will continue to grow throughout this
- [Robert (Bob) Burton](https://sght.org/news/robert-bob-burton/) - At SGHT we were greatly saddened to hear of the passing on 15 January 2022 of our dear friend and colleague Robert (Bob) Burton, one of South Georgia’s greatest ambassadors and advocates. Bob first visited South Georgia in 1964. As a scientist employed by BAS and FIDS during the 60’s and early 70’s he undertook
- [Elsa's sea swimming challenge in memory of Robert Burton](https://sght.org/news/elsas-sea-swimming-challenge-in-memory-of-robert-burton/) - Former South Georgia Museum Curator Elsa Cox is raised funds for SGHT in memory of Robert (Bob) Burton by taking on a challenge to undertake a cold water swim every day in March 2022 in the sea off the island of Orkney in the far north of Scotland. With your help, she raised nearly £7.000!
- [Endurance Found!](https://sght.org/news/endurance-found/) - Amazing news and congratulations to all involved in Endurance22. Truly a milestone in polar history. Read the press release here or by clicking on the image below. (Images © Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust / National Geographic):
- [Join us for Shackleton’s Quest at South Georgia, Tues 29 March 6-7pm UK time, an online presentation with Jan Chojecki](https://sght.org/news/join-us-for-shackletons-quest-at-south-georgia-tues-29-march-6-7pm-uk-time-an-online-presentation-with-jan-chojecki/) - A free online zoom event featuring a presentation by Jan Chojecki about Shackleton’s Quest Expedition at South Georgia. Watch the recording of this event here: https://youtu.be/X2Sr9HWCvPY This year we are marking the centenary of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s final journey to South Georgia, and his death and burial at Grytviken in 1922. This talk explores the
- [2022 SGHT Green Match Fund – Thank You!](https://sght.org/news/2022-sght-green-match-fund-thank-you/) - Together you have helped us exceed our campaign target a day early, raising nearly double what we achieved last year! Thank you to each and every one of you. This is just the start of an ambitious multi-year project which will need significant funding going forward. A huge thank you again from everyone at SGHT!
- [South Georgia Charity Auction – Thank You!!](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-charity-auction-thank-you/) - South Georgia Charity Auction Thank you to everyone who took part! The auction ended on 10 August More than 30 fabulous auction lots were available – including a Trip of a Lifetime for Two to Antarctica! https://www.jumblebee.co.uk/southgeorgiacharityauction
- [South Georgia Museum Fully Reopen after Covid19 Shutdown](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-museum-fully-reopen-after-covid19-shutdown/) - The Museum on South Georgia is fully open and offering all its services for the first time since its early closure during 2019-20 season. It was closed slightly early in March 2020 due to the global pandemic, and remained closed the following summer and then a very small team managed to partially operate the museum
- [Schools competition winning entries on display in the South Georgia Museum](https://sght.org/news/schools-competition-winning-entries-on-display-in-the-south-georgia-museum/) - Winning entries from competitions for junior school children to draw and write about South Georgia are now on display at the South Georgia Museum. Thanks to your support, an exciting package of educational materials has been produced about South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (SGSSI) and sent out to 8000 schools.The pack aims to
- [South Georgia Educational Resources in latest Hanson Box](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-educational-resources-in-latest-hanson-box/) - With your support, the South Georgia Heritage Trust (SGHT) has developed a range of new and exciting educational materials about South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands for inclusion in this year’s Hanson Box – an initiative by the Don Hanson Charitable Foundation which donates a box full of fun learning material, activities and lesson plans completely
- [Follow the journey of the Quest crow’s nest](https://sght.org/news/17070/) - Its official, the Quest crow’s nest has now left the UK shores aboard the MV Scout. On September 1922, Quest departed the UK, heading South on an Antarctic adventure under Sir Ernest Shackleton’s command. Following the death of Shackleton and a short expedition to the Weddell Sea, Quest returned to the UK in 1923. The
- [Habitat Restoration - the Untold Stories](https://sght.org/news/habitat-restoration-the-untold-stories/)
- [Habitat Restoration Project Director Dickie Hall interviews](https://sght.org/news/hr-project-director-dickie-hall-interviews/) - 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!
- [Reclaiming South Georgia named in Top Ten best bird books of 2016!!](https://sght.org/news/reclaiming-south-georgia-named-in-top-ten-best-bird-books-of-2016/) - This book telling the story so far of the Habitat Restoration project was named the 6th best book of 2016 by British Birds and the British Trust for Ornithology. "The story of this hugely ambitious and challenging project is skillfully told in this book with a highly readable text that has been married with many
- [Quark Expeditions passengers continue to raise generous sums to support the rodent detection programme ](https://sght.org/news/quark-expeditions-passengers-continue-to-raise-generous-sums-to-support-the-rodent-detection-programme/) - Since the great success of the Habitat Restoration Project, many partners are working hand in hand to ensure rodents never return to South Georgia. Quark Expeditions and their passengers have played a strong part to date in these efforts and we are delighted to announce that it will continue supporting South Georgia’s biosecurity program in
- [Scottish News features survey](https://sght.org/news/survey-work-featured-on-scottish-tv-news/) - Click here to view video clip.
- [BBC Breakfast features Habitat Restoration project](https://sght.org/news/bbc-breakfast-features-the-south-georgia-habitat-restoration-project/) - Watch the full interview here:
- ["It was a different end to the season than anticipated..." March 2020 SG Museum blog](https://sght.org/news/it-was-a-different-end-to-the-season-than-anticipated-march-2020-sg-museum-blog-available/) - "It was a different end to the season than anticipated..." The March 2020 South Georgia Museum blog is now up on the website. http://sgmuseum.gs/index.php?title=Leaving_South_Georgia
- [Reclaiming South Georgia - Review in British Birds Magazine](https://sght.org/news/reclaiming-south-georgia-review-in-british-birds-magazine/) - Tony Martin’s book “Reclaiming South Georgia: the defeat of furry invaders on a sub-Antartctic island” is reviewed by Martin Heubeck in British Birds magazine September 2016. Tony’s book tells the story of the Habitat Restoration project which aimed to eradicate rodents from the island. Click here for the pdf version of the review. Buy the
- [Rodent eradication scaled up: clearing rats and mice from South Georgia](https://sght.org/news/rodent-eradication-scaled-up-clearing-rats-and-mice-from-south-georgia/) - An academic paper by Tony Martin and Mike Richardson entitled Rodent eradication scaled up: clearing rats and mice from South Georgia is now published by Cambridge University Press and available to the public from the above link (also linked by clicking on the image below).
- [Press Release: Moment of truth for world’s largest island eradication project](https://sght.org/news/press-release-moment-of-truth-for-worlds-largest-island-eradication-project/) - Globally important bird sanctuary of South Georgia monitored to determine the success of a rodent eradication project Click on the image below or this link SGHT Phase 4 announcement press release , to download the press release in pdf format.
- [Majestic: SGHT & FOSGI August 2020 Newsletter now available](https://sght.org/news/majestic-sght-fosgi-august-2020-newsletter-now-available/) - We are delighted to bring you our latest newsletter, telling you about our ongoing conservation work that your support makes possible. Download from sght.org, fosgi.org or click on the image below.
- [South Georgia Museum Blogs Restart!](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-museum-blogs-restart/) - Check out the South Georgia Museum website to catch up with the team blogs!
- [Island conservation: protecting global biodiversity](https://sght.org/news/island-conservation-protecting-global-biodiversity/) - With speakers from the South Georgia Heritage Trust, ZSL and the RSPB. This event reveals how conservation science is put into practice to help protect biodiversity on remote islands in the UK Overseas Territories. Recording here: Savings Britain's islands short film: SGHT's CEO Alison Neil joins island conservationists from around the world in this brilliant
- [BBC Radio Scotland feature](https://sght.org/news/bbc-radio-scotland-good-morning-scotland-feature/) - SGHT CEO Alison Neil interviewed on Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland about the declaration that South Georgia has been declared rodent free. The story was also featured in the news reported by Willie Johnston. Listen to the clip below
- [STV News Dundee: feature](https://sght.org/news/stv-news-dundee-south-georgia-declared-rodent-free/) - The STV News Dundee team visited the SGHT office to feature the declaration that South Georgia has been declared rodent free. Watch the clip below: The survey work was featured by STV News Dundee in March 2018: https://www.sght.org/news/survey-work-featured-on-scottish-tv-news/
- [Habitat Restoration Steering committee chair Mike Richardson interviews](https://sght.org/news/bbc-radio-4-inside-science-features-hr-project/) - 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:
- [LT&C (Linking Tourism & Conservation) interview with Denise Landau](https://sght.org/news/ltc-linking-tourism-conservation-interview-with-denise-landau/) - Denise Landau interviewed by LT&C (Linking Tourism & Conservation): “Projects that cost an extraordinary amount of money and seem impossible CAN be accomplished” https://www.ltandc.org/denise-landau-interviewed-projects-that-cost-an-extraordinary-amount-of-money-and-seem-impossible-can-be-accomplished
- [Follow the South Georgia Archaeological Project - #SGArchExpedition - news from the field.](https://sght.org/news/follow-the-south-georgia-archaeological-project-news-from-the-field/) - The South Georgia Archaeological Project is now underway! See the project page here. Follow the team's progress with the hash tag #SGArchExpedition Twitter: @SG_Archaeology , @ucamarchaeology , @SAERI_FI , @GovSGSSI , @NatGeo , @FOSGI_News @SGHTcharitysite @IridiumComm , @DanMERCAIR , (hash tags #iridium, #iridiumNEXT) The Satellite trackers are RockSTARs by Rock7 : @r7satellite Instagram: @sg.archaeologicalproject, @cambridge_archaeology ,
- [BBC Breakfast: South Georgia declared rodent free](https://sght.org/news/bbc-breakfast-south-georgia-declared-rodent-free/) - 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: https://www.sght.org/news/stv-news-dundee-south-georgia-declared-rodent-free/ https://www.sght.org/news/bbc-radio-scotland-good-morning-scotland-feature/ The start of the survey was featured by BBC Breakfast in December 2017. https://www.sght.org/news/bbc-breakfast-features-the-south-georgia-habitat-restoration-project/
- [South Georgia Archaeological Expedition 2019: collection of news from the field](https://sght.org/news/south-georgia-archaeological-expedition-2019-collection-of-news-from-the-field/) - The South Georgia Archaeological Project (SGAP) was developed by the South Georgia Heritage Trust and the first expedition was completed in March 2019 as part of our programme of conserving the island's heritage. The map below shows the landing sites followed by an introduction to the 2019 expedition. Links to news from the field of
- [Message from our patron HRH The Princess Royal](https://sght.org/news/message-from-our-patron-hrh-the-princess-royal/) - To our South Georgia friends and supporters - we hope that you are all safe and well. We would like to share this message from our patron HRH The Princess Royal that she sent to her charities and other organization she supports. Read the full letter by clicking on the image below. In it she
- [Generous support for our South Georgia Museum Curator](https://sght.org/news/generous-support-from-donors-for-new-curator/) - We are delighted to announce that two new donors have moved us closer to fully funding our curator post for the next two years. Visitors to Grytviken will know that the South Georgia Museum collection provides a fascinating insight into the island’s natural and human history. This season, visitors to the island will meet the
- [Sarah Lurcock appears on AntArctic Stories podcast](https://sght.org/news/sarah-lurcock-appears-on-antarctic-stories-podcast/) - We are delighted to share links to Sarah Lurcock's appearance on the latest AntArctic Stories podcast. Sarah is our Director on South Georgia and her talk on the podcast gives a wonderful insight into her and her team's life on the island. She also discusses the work our trust does on the island from

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- [Established](https://sght.org/timeline/2005/) - SGHT is established by Brigadier David Nicholls RM, in close partnership with Prof. Elaine Shemilt at the University of Dundee and with Norwegian representation through Stig Tore Lunde and with GSGSSI support. Other founding Trustees besides David Nicholls are Bjorn Basberg (Norway), Dr. Michael Moore (USA), Prof. John Croxall (UK), Prof. David Munro (UK) and
- [Traversing South Georgia](https://sght.org/timeline/traversing-south-georgia/) - As the party recuperated, Shackleton realised that the boat was not capable of making a further voyage to reach the whaling stations, and that Vincent and McNish were unfit to travel further. He decided to move the boat to a safer location within King Haakon Bay, from which point he, Worsley and Crean would cross
- [Whalers Memory bank](https://sght.org/timeline/whalers-memory-bank/) - In partnership with several Scottish museums and with funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund’s Dynamic Collections Campaign, the Binks Trust and the Adrian Swire Charitable Trust, the creation of a “Whalers’ Memory Bank” by the South Georgia Museum begins, with events for ex-whaling communities in Shetland and Orkney Rivets are collected from Stromness Whaling
- [Journey of an artist](https://sght.org/timeline/journey-of-an-artist/) - In-principle approval is given by GSGSSI Commissioner Alison Blake for the stabilisation of the Stromness Manager’s Villa Artist Michael Visocchi and Stewart Garden (a structural engineer providing in-kind support for Commensalis) visit the island in February, to start to plan the installation in detail. The ‘Sponsor a rivet’ campaign is launched, with one-tenth of all
- [The quest to preserve history](https://sght.org/timeline/the-quest-to-preserve-history/) - A survey of South Georgia’s whaling stations takes place, to consider how best to conserve the Manager’s Villa at Stromness Whaling Station. The international team of 11 specialists contracted by the Trust spends 17 days at South Georgia (12 days at Stromness, two days at Grytviken, two days at Leith and one day at Husvik).
- [Whale memorial commissioned](https://sght.org/timeline/whale-memorial-commissioned/) - Michael Visocchi’s artwork Commensalis is commissioned by SGHT in collaboration with GSGSSI, as part of the reinterpretation of the flensing plan at Grytviken Whaling Station. SGHT and FOSGI raise funds for the trial of a GSGSSI biosecurity dog team. SGHT and FOSGI support an RSPB/BAS project to fund a ‘bycatch officer’ in Japan to engage
- [Archaeology surveyed](https://sght.org/timeline/archaeology-surveyed/) - In February and March 2019, detailed archaeological surveys are carried out of the beaches where sealing took place on South Georgia. The South Georgia Museum team accessions and cares for the artefacts retrieved during the project, helping to arrange for items requiring specialist care to be loaned or relocated to the UK Nick Prentice is
- [South Georgia is rodent free](https://sght.org/timeline/south-georgia-is-rodent-free/) - SGHT, FOSGI and GSGSSI hold a press conference to declare that South Georgia is now rodent free. Following the Island Invasives 2017 conference the proceedings are edited and published. In April 2018 SGHT, FOSGI and GSGSSI commission a joint survey of the Main Store and Flensing Plan at Grytviken, with a view to their redevelopment
- [Fledgling success](https://sght.org/timeline/fledgling-success/) - Alastair Fothergill, Executive Producer of the BBC’s Frozen Planet Documentary and Honorary President of SGHT, gives an illustrated talk in Cambridge on the acclaimed Frozen Planet series in support of the Trust. An independent expert group is invited by the Chair of the Habitat Restoration Steering Committee to assess the impact of the trial phase.
- [FOSGI established](https://sght.org/timeline/fosgi-established/) - Friends of South Georgia Island (FOSGI) is established by SGHT Trustee Denise Landau and immediately begins fundraising for the HR project, enticing US supporters through tax receipt incentives to support its work. FOSGI Board Members include Michael Moore, Peter Harrison, Lisa Kelley, Kim Heacox, Marilyn Rudne, and Denise Landau. Following conditional approval from GSGSSI, Tony
- [Steering towards success](https://sght.org/timeline/steering-towards-success/) - The expedition cruise ship Grigoriy Mikheev is chartered by SGHT to take HRH The Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, Trustees, passengers and staff of SGHT to South Georgia, where HRH opens the new Maritime Gallery. The Habitat Restoration Steering Committee is formed, chaired by Trustee Prof. Mike Richardson, and including representatives from
- [To be continued...](https://sght.org/timeline/the-future/) - The sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia is one of nature’s paradises and is rich in cultural heritage. We exist to protect South Georgia’s environment and to preserve its history SGHT has shown outstanding dedication to protecting the pristine environment of the South Georgia Islands, actively supporting conservation projects, sustainable practices, and wildlife protection efforts. Its
- [Shackleton on display](https://sght.org/timeline/shackleton-on-display/) - An online exhibition on the life of Sir Ernest Shackleton is created during the pandemic, and is displayed at the South Georgia Museum when it reopens in late 2021 SGHT and FOSGI support research into whale ecology in the Southern Ocean, including the use of acoustics to detect and distinguish right and humpback whale calls
- [A gathering and monitoring](https://sght.org/timeline/a-gathering-and-monitoring/) - The Island Invasives 2017 conference takes place from the 10ᵗʰ to the 14ᵗʰ of July, 2017, opened by SGHT’s Patron HRH The Princess Royal. The conference is organised by SGHT in partnership with the host venue, the University of Dundee. The conference is attended by 275 delegates from 44 different countries. It includes 19 different
- [The finishing line](https://sght.org/timeline/the-finishing-line/) - Howard Pearce steps down as Chairman of SGHT after 10 years of service and is succeeded by Philippa Foster Back This is a year of planning and fundraising for the final Phase of the Habitat Restoration project, with the vast majority of Phase 4 funded by FOSGI. Planning also takes place for the five-day Island
- [Pipit paradise](https://sght.org/timeline/pipit-paradise/) - The first South Georgia Pipit nest in living memory is discovered by wildlife expert and Team Rat veteran Sally Poncet, in an area cleared in Phase 2 of the HR project The third and final baiting phase of the HR project takes place from 23 January to 23 March 2015, completing the coverage of every
- [Exceptional generosity](https://sght.org/timeline/exceptional-generosity/) - An SGHT monitoring team revisits the areas baited in 2013, led by Rob Webster, Deputy Director of the Habitat Restoration project. The team discovers no evidence of remaining rats or mice SGHT (through the generosity of Trustee Frederik Paulsen) sponsors the Scott Polar Research Institute’s digitisation of the slide collection of photographer, film-maker and writer
- [Rotors to Research](https://sght.org/timeline/rotors-to-research/) - SGHT and FOSGI charter the British Antarctic Survey vessel, the RRS Ernest Shackleton, to take helicopters and equipment from the UK and Falkland Islands to South Georgia in February 2013 for the Habitat Restoration project. The vessel is used to deploy fuel and bait at Forward Operating Bases (FOBs) at the baiting zones. Following the
- [Habitat Restoration begins](https://sght.org/timeline/habitat-restoration-begins/) - “Team Rat” (the Rodent Eradication team) gets to work and the first phase of fieldwork to eradicate rats from South Georgia is completed in March 2011. In just 28 days a team of eleven experts led by Project Director Tony Martin treats an area of 12,500 hectares. Although this first phase of the project involves
- [Delivering change](https://sght.org/timeline/delivering-change/) - The interior of Husvik Manager’s Villa is renovated to allow it to be used as an expedition base. A new Maritime Gallery is created at the South Georgia Museum containing a replica of the James Caird lifeboat, commissioned from a USA boat builder Robert Wallace using funds raised by a group of USA donors inspired
- [Raising the profile](https://sght.org/timeline/raising-the-profile/) - First major donation of US$750,000 for Habitat Restoration from the Island Foundation, USA. HRH The Princess Royal agrees to become Patron of SGHT. Tim and Pauline Carr, who carefully curated South Georgia Museum from 1992-2006, organised a US lecture tour to raise awareness of SGHT and South Georgia SGHT takes over the planning of the
- [How it began](https://sght.org/timeline/how-it-began/) - In 2000 Brigadier Nicholls retires as Commander British Forces Falkland Islands and approaches Professor Elaine Shemilt with a proposal to create a research and consultancy unit at the University of Dundee, initially named Project Atlantis and established with funding from Frederik Paulsen. In collaboration with the Government of South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands (GSGSSI)
- [Moving beyond tragedy](https://sght.org/timeline/moving-beyond-tragedy/) - After David Nicholls’ untimely death in July 2006 at the age of 57, Alison Neil (who began work for the Trust three weeks earlier) takes over as CEO. Trustee David Munro becomes acting Chairman Former Governor of the Falkland Islands and Commissioner SGSSSI Howard Pearce is appointed as Chairman in September SGHT takes over management
- [Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition](https://sght.org/timeline/imperial-trans-antarctic-expedition/) - In August 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew embarked on the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, aiming to make the first-ever land crossing of the Antarctic continent. The plan involved two ships: Endurance, carrying Shackleton and his main party to the Weddell Sea, and Aurora, which would support from the Ross Sea by laying supply depots for their journey. This
- [Men Wanted](https://sght.org/timeline/men-wanted/) - More than a century after it reputedly appeared, the ad is still lauded as one of the best examples of copywriting ever seen. In 1999, Campaign ranked it 86th in its selection of the 100 best ads of the century. Shackleton’s appeal for men to join him on an Antarctic expedition certainly had a brutal honesty. It
- [South Georgia Beckons](https://sght.org/timeline/south-georgia-beckons/) - Navigation became, in Worsley's words, "a merry jest of guesswork", as they encountered the worst of the weather. The James Caird was taking on water in heavy seas and in danger of sinking, kept afloat by continuous bailing. The temperature fell sharply, and a new danger presented itself in the accumulations of frozen spray, which threatened to capsize
- [Peggoty Camp Rescue](https://sght.org/timeline/peggoty-camp-rescue/) - Shackleton's first task, on arriving at the Stromness station, was to arrange for his three companions at Peggotty Camp to be picked up. A whaler was sent round the coast, with Worsley aboard to show the way, and by the evening of 21 May all six of the James Caird party were safe.
- [Elephant Island Rescue](https://sght.org/timeline/elephant-island-rescue/) - It took four attempts before Shackleton was able to return to Elephant Island to rescue the party stranded there. He first left South Georgia a mere three days after he had arrived in Stromness, after securing the use of a large whaler, The Southern Sky, which was laid up in Husvik Harbour. Shackleton assembled a volunteer
- [The Plan](https://sght.org/timeline/the-plan/) - A bitter and challenging journey ensued, and the exhausted men landed on Elephant Island 6 days later April 15th 1916; it had been almost 497 days since they last stood on land. In these conditions, Shackleton knew they were in a perilous situation, no passing ships or rescue could be expected. Shackleton decided to try
- [Make for Elephant Island](https://sght.org/timeline/elephant-island/) - After the sinking of The Endurance, the crew put up their tents and settled into what Shackleton called "Patience Camp", which would be their home for more than three months. Supplies were now running low. Hurley and Macklin were sent back to Ocean Camp to recover food that had been left there to lighten the
- [A Perilous Journey Ahead](https://sght.org/timeline/a-perilous-journey-ahead/) - Before leaving, Shackleton instructed Frank Wild that he was to assume full command as soon as the James Caird departed, and that should the journey fail, he was to attempt to take the party to Deception Island the following spring. The James Caird was launched from Elephant Island on 24 April 1916. The wind was a moderate south-westerly,
- [Endurance Sinks](https://sght.org/timeline/endurance-sinks/) - The men had endured a torrid eight months as she drifted northward in the ice until, on 27 October, she was crushed by the colossal pack's pressure, finally sinking on 21 November. As his 27-man crew set up camp on the slowly moving ice, Shackleton's focus shifted to how best to save his party. His first
- [Drift](https://sght.org/timeline/drift/) - After this frustration, Endurance's boilers were extinguished, committing the ship to drift with the ice until released naturally. On 17 February, the sun dipped below the horizon at midnight, showing the end of the Antarctic summer. On 24 February, regular watches on the ship were cancelled, with the Endurance now functioning as a shore station. The ship had
- [Arrives Grytviken whaling station, South Georgia](https://sght.org/timeline/depart-grytviken-whaling-station-south-georgia/) - Arrives Grytviken Whaling Station
- [Depart Grytviken whaling station, South Georgia](https://sght.org/timeline/depart-grytviken-whaling-station-south-georgia-2/) - Departs Grytviken Whaling Station Dec 5th 2014
- [Pack Ice](https://sght.org/timeline/pack-ice/) - Endurance and crew encounter pack ice for first time. Copy to be extended with research.
- [Trapped](https://sght.org/timeline/trapped/) - Two days after leaving South Georgia, Endurance encountered polar pack ice and progress slowed to a crawl. For weeks Endurance worked her way through the pack, averaging less than 30 nmi (60 km) per day. By 15 January 1915, Endurance was within 200 nmi (370 km) of her destination, Vahsel Bay. By the following morning, heavy pack ice was sighted and in the afternoon a gale developed.
- [Departs London](https://sght.org/timeline/departs-london/) - The Endurance sailed from Plymouth on 8 August 1914 and set course for Buenos Aires, Argentina, under Worsley's command. Shackleton remained in Britain, finalising the expedition's organization and attending to some last-minute fundraising.

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