UK Writer Researches Falklands Folklore
Falklands history has long fascinated people both here and overseas, but one area that remains less well-documented is the Islands folklore. Now, a UK-based writer
4 Para Take On Challenging Falkland Islands Tab As Part Of Final Exercise
Members of 4 Para have retraced the famous 1982 march by British Forces, travelling from San Carlos to Stanley. Known as a Tab, it forms
Did Darwin’s Theory Begin in the Falkland Islands?
Nearly 200 years after Charles Darwin’s visit to the Falklands, new research suggests his work here may have played a greater role in shaping his
Model Of Shackleton’s Endurance Unveiled
The Falkland Islands will now be home to a unique replica of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s famous ship, the Endurance. The model, which has travelled from
British Adventurer Inspired by Shackleton Sails to South Georgia
Nearly three decades ago, sailor Pete Goss made headlines for an extraordinary act of courage, abandoning his own round the world race to save a
Falklands Islands Government pauses Gentoo penguin egging licences
The Environment Committee has voted to pause the distribution of Gentoo penguin egging licences for the coming year. In making the decision, the Committee cited
Anniversary of the first Falkland Islands stamp
You might not have been aware of this – but Thursday the 19 of June marked the one hundred and forty seventh anniversary of the
What Is The Jane Cameron National Archives?
Have you been eager to dive into some local history or even explore your family tree, well none other than the Jane Cameron National Archives
The origins of Falklands Day
Falklands Day is the celebration of the first sighting of the Falkland Islands by John Davis in 1592, and is celebrated on 14th August. It was
A glimpse into Falklands own historical Olympic success
The Paris 2024 Olympics are now in full swing and enthralling sports fans all over the world. But for those of you in the Falklands