News
12/06/12
South 2015 - a voyage to remember
A 21 day voyage is being planned to coincide with the dedication of the British Antarctic Monument in the Falkland Islands in February 2015 visiting South Georgia, Signy, and the Antarctic Peninsula.
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11/10/12
Birdie Bowers: Captain Scott’s Marvel
A new book on Birdie Bowers throws light on this fascinating and determined character who died with Scott
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10/30/12
Princess Royal talks to BAMT Trustees
Princess Royal met Trustees during a visit to the Scott Polar Research Institute
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09/13/12
Alone in Antarctica: lecture tour
Trust Ambassador Felicity Aston is embarking on a twelve theatre lecture tour in October and November.
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Those who died
This website is dedicated to those men and women who died in British Antarctic Territory in the pursuit of science since the first permanent British base was set up at Port Lockroy in 1944. The majority were employed by the British Antarctic Survey or its predecessor the Falkland Island Dependencies Survey but the list includes two seaman from HMS Protector.
To find out more about these explorers click on one of the two links below.
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