Articles from Poseidon Expeditions - Page 11
The forum provided a great opportunity to discuss matters relating to the environment, safety and c...
The issue of sustainability is becoming more and more pressing for the cruise industry as a whole, b...
If you were wondering how to get to Antarctica, the answer is quite simple! In six easy steps, you ...
On September 21, 2019, the World Cleanup Day united 20 million people in 179 countries and territori...
Our guests have the chance to contribute to important and exciting research in an area very few are ...
A new climate report outlines the thawing of Svalbard permafrost and an increase in rainfall.
Global shipping contributes to aerosol pollution in marine regions. New regulations might be added in...
The Nordic council meeting concluded with a major step forward in the fight against marine plastic p...
Several new measures of managing the growing number of tourists to Antarctica were proposed at the a...
The Arctic Ocean mostly consists of scattered islands and vast icescapes. Marine navigation in the...
The area of the Arctic is almost 3 times the size of Europe and is about 27 million km². For a long...
Polar bears are, at least in their image in the popular imagination, among the cutest, cuddliest...
This is the first post in a series of short overviews of the expeditions and people who have contributed...
At the same time as Roald Amundsen has moved toward the South Pole, Robert Falcon Scott was on the...
After Bellingshausen’s expedition the active exploration of Antarctic territories has begun. In ...
At the beginning of XX century several expeditions have made their way to the mountain ranges and...
After the conquest of the South Pole by Amundsen and Scott the exploration of Antarctica has continued...
Tourism to Antarctica is rising, according to the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators...