Meet the new IAATO/COMNAP #AntarcticFellowship recipient, Miguel González Pleiter! The fellowship is an investment in the professional development of a talented early career researcher & aims to further the understanding of human presence in #Antarctica 🔬https://t.co/7tkCinj4Hm

Cetacean Watching Guidelines from IAATO help Antarctic guests visiting the whale’s summer home do so without negative impact. You can learn more about our wildlife watching guidelines at https://t.co/LgUARJgt1Z
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With a mixture of BBC material, specially shot footage & Sir David’s expert narration, the new @GovSGSSI Visitor Information film is a beautiful portrait of South Georgia today. But the film’s beauty is more than skin deep. Learn more: https://t.co/BtN872YyVX
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@CesarAnt77 @rachel_marine @GoldsworthyLyn Thank you so much Rachel! It was a pleasure to be part of it. Amanda

Moving quietly and slowly is the best way to take in the splendour of Antarctica whilst observing it’s fascinating creatures as they go about their daily business.
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The Antarctic Peninsula is an ecologically unique region, but it is also one of the fastest warming areas on the planet. We’ll be tuning in to @AntarcticaSouth’s webinar on September 29 (1:00 UTC) to learn more about how we can protect it: https://t.co/E8S8QMs4dJ #Antarctica2020

Throw back to celebrating the majesty of albatrosses in June for the Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels #WorldAlbatrossDay in support of their mission for collaboration to save these iconic birds: https://t.co/kKGgaqajmT
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At the heart of all IAATO expeditions at sea are the hard-working expedition staff and crew who are not only committed to safe and environmentally responsible travel, but who also make every day onboard an educational and special experience for guests #thankyou #worldmaritimeday

One of the many shared values @GovSGSSI holds with IAATO is that through sustainable and responsible tourism, we hope to create ambassadors to help combat environmental pressures faced South. Learn more in our latest blog: https://t.co/BtN872YyVX #weareiaato #peaceandscience

In 1959, 12 nations signed the Antarctic Treaty devoting Antarctica ‘to peace and science’. On #peaceday2020, IAATO is steadfast in its commitment to maintaining the unspoiled landscapes of Antarctica ©Shannon Heuklom & Carl Klein #weareiaato #internationalpeaceday #unitednations

Antarctic Ambassadors is a collaboration of people who care passionately about Antarctica & protecting its unique landscape. On our ambassadors webpage, you’ll find ambassadors from all walks of life; from naturalists to young visitors. https://t.co/PUR5YJ7HXp #loveantarctica

From the windswept Antarctic Peninsula in January 2020, IAATO’s Director of Environment & Science Coordination, Amanda Lynnes, delves further into why she thinks sustainable living and travelling with ethical companies is important on a global scale. #weareiaato
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