Media Centre
UKAHT Media Centre
UK Antarctic Heritage Trust (UKAHT) is dedicated to conserving historic sites on the Antarctic Peninsula and sharing the extraordinary stories of the people who shaped them. This Media Centre provides journalists, researchers and partners with up-to-date information about our work, campaigns, and heritage programme.
If you’re working on a story or need expert insight into Antarctic history, conservation, or heritage, our communications team is here to support you.
Latest News & Press Releases
Stay informed about our conservation projects, fieldwork updates, educational initiatives, and public engagement campaigns.
Media Assets & Downloads
We offer a curated selection of approved materials for editorial use:
- High-resolution photographs of our historic sites
- Images from our conservation and Port Lockroy teams
- Logos and brand assets
- Spokesperson headshots
- Short video clips and b-roll (subject to availability)
Media Enquiries
For all press enquiries, interviews or requests for comment, please contact [email protected]
We aim to respond promptly to all media requests.
About the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust
UKAHT works to conserve and protect historic sites and monuments in Antarctica, ensuring their stories remain accessible for generations to come. We engage audiences across the world with the remarkable human history of Antarctica through education, storytelling, and outreach.
Our work includes:
- Caring for heritage sites such as Port Lockroy, one of Antarctica’s most iconic historic bases
- Delivering conservation, maintenance and monitoring programmes
- Supporting education and public engagement to bring Antarctic history to global audiences
- Sharing the legacy of Antarctic exploration and science
Our Spokespeople
Our team of experts can offer comment and insight on Antarctic conservation, heritage protection, polar history, and UKAHT’s programme of work.
Kim Crosbie
Chair of Trustees
Kim can speak about UKAHT’s long-term vision, governance, international partnerships, and the global importance of preserving Antarctic heritage.
Camilla Nichol
Chief Executive
Camilla leads the strategic direction of UKAHT and speaks on the organisation’s vision, heritage priorities and international partnerships.
Ruth Mullett
Head of Buildings and Conservation
Ruth is available to discuss fieldwork, conservation techniques, historic site management and environmental considerations in Antarctica.
Additional specialists may be available upon request, depending on the topic.
Reports & Publications
Our publications provide detailed insights into our conservation work and heritage programme.
Need Something Else?
If you require interviews, expert comment, photographs, access to historical information, or guidance on reporting Antarctic heritage, please contact the UKAHT Communications Team at [email protected].
We look forward to supporting your story.
