February 2024 South Georgia Museum Blog – One of our most asked questions…
The February SG Museum blog was written by Helen Balfour – Curatorial Intern. Read the blog on the South Georgia museum website…
January 2024 South Georgia Museum Blog – Fur Seal puppies stop play
The January SG Museum blog was written by Lauren Elliott – Retail Manager. Read it on the museum site…
South Georgia Museum Blogs Start for 23-24 season
The South Georgia Museum team’s blogs have started again! Read them here. https://sgmuseum.gs/latest-news/
Sammy the SG biosecurity detector dog is going to be on a stamp!
Sammy is one of the biosecurity detector dogs supported by donors to the South Georgia Heritage Trust and Friends of South Georgia Island. Artist Louise Clarke has done this sketch of him for a set of stamps, featuring 6 working dogs from around the Falklands Following the successful rodent eradication by SGHT and…
World Conservation day 2023 – lesser known birds of SG Island.
Today is #WorldConservationDay – so we’re featuring some of the lesser known birds that live and breed on South Georgia, and one of their protectors, the biosecurity dog Sammy! With its harsh climate and lack of shelter, South Georgia is a challenging place for birds to live and breed, and so making sure they are…
Online webinar: Southern Ocean Stories: The Orca’s Tale 7 July 2023
This free event is on 7 July 2023 and will focus on Orca in the Southern Ocean. Sign up now: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/southern-ocean-stories-the-orcas-tale-tickets-656851690087?aff=SGHT Two whale researchers who specialise in studying Orca will describe their work in South Georgia and Antarctica. Jared Towers is a whale researcher, author, and captain who works primarily on Killer Whales. He studies…
Latest info on the restoration of Gough & Pitcairn islands
OUT NOW: Latest info on the restoration of Gough & Pitcairn islands: https://shorturl.at/sGIXY The Overwintering Team tell of their trip to count Tristan Albatrosses, there is news from Pitcairn, and the latest on efforts to remove invasives from Amsterdam Island (Indian Ocean).
Review of the busiest ever summer from the South Georgia Museum.
3 weeks to get home & a review of the busiest ever summer in the final blog of the season from the South Georgia Museum.
The Main Store at Grytviken, in South Georgia is now open to visitors.
The Main Store at Grytviken, in South Georgia is now open to visitors. The huge two-storey building is the oldest and largest remaining historic building in the abandoned whaling station and heritage site. Over the past five years the Main Store has undergone sympathetic restoration and curation by the Government of South Georgia &…
South Georgia Museum Blogs Restart.
See the South Georgia Museum website, for the team blogs team blogs!