Environment
Falklands eye northern hemisphere Bird Flu Cases
There has been a rise in cases of avian influenza, or bird flu, in the northern hemisphere. Ahead of the tourism season, with a number
Charles goes Tussac Planting
Planting tussac is a great way to restore damaged environments, and fortunately, efforts to do just that have taken place again this year. Every September,
Counting Albatross from Space
The British Antarctic Survey are calling out for budding wildlife detectives. In a new project the team need help to study around 10,000 satellite images
Other News
Eating healthier in the Falklands
Falklands Conservation Launches Charity Auction
Camp Education Review Reaches Completion
Infant Junior School Launch End of Term Production
How Climate Change Could Affect the Falklands’ Marine Ecosystems
A new scientific project aimed at understanding the effects of climate change on local aquatic life is currently underway in the Falklands. The experiment is the first of its kind in
Scientist Discover Rare Sea Slugs in the Falklands
The Falklands’ rockpools are full of interesting marine life, and recently two very rare types of sea slug were sighted in one of them! Scientists
Falklands Conservation Undertakes Summer Seabird Counting
Back in January we went out to New Haven with Falklands Conservation to turn our hands at some seabird counting. The counts that Falklands Conservation
New Science Revealed on Penguin Evolution
Scientists have recently managed to reconstruct 60 million years of penguin evolution to discover how they became oceanic birds that live almost exclusively in the
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Farmer’s Week begins in Stanley
Falklands Joins the Big Plastic Count
Falklands Recognised as Significant Seabird Hotspot
ExCo Refuse Salmon Farming in Falklands
