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The Accidental Scientist: The British scientist who became the penguins’ accidental hero ft.com/content/d095c2…

Walruses from space. Great work Hannah Cubaynes Peter T Fretwell Drones validate #walrus counts in satellite images from space phys.org/news/2024-05-d… via Phys.org Paper: DOI: 10.1002/rse2.391 Marine Mammal Commission Marine Mammalogy WWF Arctic Programme WWF Whales & Dolphins IUCN Ocean Team

Sunset is such a magical time in Antarctica, especially as they last for so long. Here is a compilation of some favourite sunsets taken on my fieldwork.

Wildlife From Space painting made for Holly Houliston and our science project by local artist and illustrator Roxana de Rond

New! Online Art History course - Artists Close Up Monday September 23 – Wednesday 2 December 2024 9.30 – 11.30am 10 weeks £87 Email me to book your place! [email protected].

Breathe in. Breathe out. Repeat. The solstice is a powerful reminder of how much our world is driven by sunlight. This animation shows the "greenness" of Earth's landscapes over a 19-year period from 2000 to 2019 as seen by NASA's Terra satellite—launched nearly 25 years ago!

Summer solstice sunset on the 1600 year old Devils Dyke in Cambridgeshire. Just me my daughter and a thousand orchids.

Attention ECRs - Your chance to join the SOOS Censusing Animal Populations from Space (CAPS) working group! Do you have an interest in coordinating satellite remote sensing for Southern Ocean marine predators? Join the team as APECS Representative & apply until 14th

This is an incredible piece of work by Jonathan Pie. From the research, to the sequencing, to the performance. You want to know why so many people are turning away from vapid MSM and looking to political comedy & alternative news? Look no further. 👇

🐧❄️A recent SOOS CAPS publication examines how declining sea-ice, crucial for breeding and foraging, is impacting emperor penguin populations over the years. Findings by Peter T Fretwell show significant colony impacts due to early sea-ice breakup, with 29% of colonies affected

Our Wildlife from Space project has been highlighted as on of six examples of the use of AI in UK research. ukri.org/who-we-are/how…

Antarctic sea ice extent is once more dipping towards a record low. As of yesterday we were missing 2.4 million Km2 of ice from the average extent, only slightly better than the all time low (of the satellite era), last year.

📢 Check out SENSE Student Charlotte Walshaw’s excellent paper published today in Nature Geoscience ➡️ nature.com/articles/s4156…📢 📸 René Quinan/INACH #Antarctica #Vegetation #RemoteSensing #Mapping #SatelliteImagery #Sentinel2 #SpectralIndices

Our new paper, Continent wide mapping of Antarctic photosynthetic life has just been published in Nature Geoscience: A satellite-derived baseline of photosynthetic life across Antarctica | Nature Geoscience

Close your eyes and picture Antarctica... Done? Guessing you didn't picture any plants. For the first time, plant life across Antarctica has been mapped - and that will be crucial to understanding how life in cold places will change with the climate 🌱 bas.ac.uk/media-post/fir…

Another busy day #SCAR2024

After blocking access to the MacDonald Ice Rumples for almost three months, the A83 iceberg is finally on the move. But what impact it has had on the emperor penguins in the Halley colony has yet to be assessed.

Beautiful morning on the last day of the SCAR Open Science Conference in Pucon.