About us

Our mission is to promote a greater public engagement with Antarctica, through heritage conservation, storytelling and effective advocacy.

Through the care and conservation of six designated historic sites and monuments on the Antarctic Peninsula, we aim to engage, inform and inspire current and future generations with Antarctica’s heritage. We deliver and support a range of innovative public programmes to engage and inspire people of all ages with 250 years of British human endeavour in Antarctica.

Meet our Patrons, Trustees and Team

  • Pete performing the post-crèche chick count
  • Jo Oliver outside the red Base A Bransfield House door

Strategy and Anniversary Report

We want to hear from you

Here you can find our 2020 – 2030 strategy and our 30th anniversary report.

Impact reports

See what we do

Every year we publish an impact report along with a short video showcasing our activities and successes over the previous 12 months including during the austral summer season in Antarctica.

Policies & downloads

Policies, guidance and useful documents

View and download UKAHT’s latest policies and other useful documents below.

Become a member

Support our work

We have small dedicated teams in Antarctica and the UK who work hard to keep our operation going, preserving our Antarctic heritage and sharing it with the world. Each year we recruit a team to run and manage Port Lockroy in Antarctica and occasionally also have vacancies for other specialist roles in the UK. Job vacancies are advertised on this website and on social media. Check out our jobs page for up-to-date vacancies. We politely ask that you keep an eye on these pages for any updates rather than contact us directly.

Our Supporters

Main stakeholders

We work very closely with our three main stakeholders British Antarctic Survey, International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, to ensure our strategies will ensure the best possible future for the historic sites in our care.

A red supply ship visits Goudier Island

Work for us

Join the UKAHT team

We have small dedicated teams in Antarctica and the UK who work hard to keep our operation going, preserving our Antarctic heritage and sharing it with the world. Each year we recruit a team to run and manage Port Lockroy in Antarctica and occasionally also have vacancies for other specialist roles in the UK. Job vacancies are advertised on this website and on social media. Check out our jobs page for up-to-date vacancies. We politely ask that you keep an eye on these pages for any updates rather than contact us directly.