Shop for South Georgia

We work in close co-operation with the South Georgia Heritage Trust (SGHT). They manage two shops, the proceeds from which support our habitat and heritage projects.

 

The South Georgia Museum Shop

If you’re lucky enough to be visiting South Georgia Island please call into the Museum shop where you will find the perfect souvenir of your trip.

South Georgia Museum Shop

South Georgia Museum Shop

 

SGHT Online Shop

The  online charity shop offers a range of gifts, clothes, books, exclusive art related to the natural and cultural heritage of South Georgia. Please visit them.

Online Shop

Online Shop

 

Available through the shop:

 

Limited edition charts by Artist Bruce Pearson
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Click this link or the image above, to be taken to the shop art section.
Artist Bruce Pearson’s stunning signed limited edition charts of South Georgia and the Southern Ocean feature wildlife illustrations.

 

Reclaiming South Georgia book By Tony Martin and Team Rat.

Click this link or the image below to be taken to the shop book page.

This is the story, in word and image, of the SGHT Habitat Restoration Project fieldwork. Much work remains to be done in the coming years to check if every rodent has indeed gone.

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Named 6th best bird book of 2016!!

https://www.bto.org/about-birds/book-reviews/best-bird-book

“Every year, British Birds and the British Trust for Ornithology get together to review the best bird books to appear during the previous 12 months.
The story of this hugely ambitious and challenging project is skilfully told in this book with a highly readable text that has been married with many superb photographs. Having introduced the islands and their importance for birds, the book summaries the huge problems caused by the introduced Brown Rats Rattus norvegicus and then explains how they were dealt with, from the initial planning stages through to completion of the project. The work carried out is already starting to pay dividends, though further checks are required to make sure that the islands really are now completely free of ‘furry invaders’. Proceeds from the book will help to raise funds for this monitoring work, providing an additional reason (if you needed one) for investing in this book.”