Our immersive A Frozen Night VR experience brought Antarctica to life for 562 people across six cities in Australia and New Zealand, inspiring new audiences to explore its remarkable heritage.

Port Lockroy is entering a crucial phase of its biggest conservation programme in decades. As climate change brings increasingly challenging conditions, we’re undertaking a three-year mission to protect this remarkable historic site for future generations. Following a successful first season of stabilisation, our 2026/27 Antarctic team is tackling major structural repairs to Bransfield House, strengthening the building while preserving its historic character.

Relentless Antarctic wind and ice had damaged one of Antarctica’s smallest historic sites, leaving it vulnerable and at risk. Despite adverse weather conditions, UKAHT’s field team travelled to Blaiklock and secured its future.

Led by UKAHT, in partnership with Historic England, the Conservation Management Plabn acts as a shared vision and framework to inspire an international effort to protect and promote understanding of Endurance, for current and future generations.

In 2024, we sent a field team to Detaille Island to conduct a detailed site survey, prepare specialist reports and complete vital conservation work. It marked the first full conservation season to take place there since 2012-13.

In 2023, UKAHT restored Damoy Hut back to its original bright orange. The work was undertaken by a small field team who spent nearly four weeks on-site, working around challenging weather to strip back the existing paint by hand, prime, and repaint the building to its original bright orange.