Quinton Bullard’s water colour of Australia’s Heard Island, with the sealer Kildalkey off Atlas Cove The Antarctic Legacy of South Africa has started its own publication series of Antarctic and sub-Antarctic books. The first in the series, Brian Huntley’s diary of his Marion Island sojourn as botanist on the First Biological & Geological Expedition in […]
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From left: Ellen Tise, Marié Theron and Ria Olivier in the JS Gericke Library with part of Bianca Lawrence’s donation starting the ALSA Antarctic Collection The Antarctic Legacy of South Africa has received several requests from previous SANAP team members and others involved with or interested in the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic regions about the preservation […]
The Antarctic Legacy of South Africa had a successful Antarctica Day on 1 December, when South Africa’s involvement in the Antarctic was shared amongst schoolchildren. Unfortunately the V&A Waterfront had some logistical problems, hence our planned Antarctica Day celebrations had to shift to school visits instead. In the end the day went well as we […]
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