Krill are the keystone species of the Antarctic ecosystem. Iconic animals like penguins and the great whales consume this tiny, shrimp-like creature in huge amounts.
Read MoreThe travel diary of a krill may be written in the bacterial hitchhikers on its back – at least that’s what scientists are counting on as the Antarctic Science Foundation awards its inaugural science grant.
Read MoreAs a tribute to the Aurora Australis’ magnificent service we have produced these limited edition totes and tea towels, designed by the talented Tasmanian artist Jennifer Cossins.
Read MoreSome things cut through. Illuminating and potentially blinding you. The brilliant sparkle of the isolated continent of Antarctica is one such place.
Read MoreThe late former Prime Minister Bob Hawke’s granddaughter is continuing his legacy and following her own passion for Antarctica as she takes up a role on the Board of the Antarctic Science Foundation.
Read MoreThe Antarctic Science Foundation was invited to participate in Government House’s Open Day on 12 October by our patron, His Excellency General the Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Retd).
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