Environment
Falklands Conservation’s ‘Peat Wetlands Project’ survey season begins on the West
Falklands Conservation’s 3 year Peat-wetlands project is now into its second year, with the mission of gathering up data of these important habitats continuing in
‘Global Day of Action for Climate Justice’ reaches Stanley
Local climate campaigners gathered on Stanley Harbour last Saturday to mark a ‘Global Day of Action for Climate Justice’ as global environmental conference COP26 continued.
Seaweed Scientists scour Falklands shores
Many members of the Falklands community will be no strangers to the sight of seaweed on local shores. However, what might surprise some is that
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Christ Church Cathedral host all creatures great and small
Interdenominational Christian Fellowship turns five
KEMH celebrate World Heart Day
Local tourism promoted at World Tourism Day exbo
Sea Lion Oil Development Project UPDATE
Following on from the news that Harbour Energy have pulled out of the Sea Lion hydrocarbons project, Rockhopper Exploration PLC have announced in their half
South Georgia government celebrate Toothfish Day
Toothfish Day is a public holiday celebrated in the territory of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands at the start of September. This year
South Georgia start new marine invasive project
Research group, SAERI, have recently started a new project to identify the potential risks that marine invasive and non-native species present for South Georgia and
Harmful bacteria found present in Stanley Harbour
A water test result report for Stanley Harbour and Rookery Bay was released at an Environmental Committee meeting held on Monday. The report covers monthly
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Falkland Islands Tourism Awards 2021
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World Albatross Day 2021
Electric Cars in the Falkland Islands
World Oceans Day 2021
Peat Deposits on Coffin Island | Part 1
Falklands Conservation Watch Group New Campaign
