The mystery of Wandel Dal
What happened to the very first people who lived in Greenland? Nobody knows. But maybe we’ll soon get the answer.
Eske Willerslev wants to solve the food crisis using ancient Greenlandic trees
Trees that grew in Greenland two million years ago might secure our food supply in the futures, says Eske Willerslev, one of the world’s leading geneticists.
Antarctica Blog Part 1
SLF technician Matthias Jaggi reports on his expedition to Antarctica. Part one: the arrival.
Denali’s tourism businesses are facing three years of shutdowns
New timeline to remove clay at perilous Pretty Rocks site pushes completion date for bridge and full park road access to 2026
In a changing Arctic, volunteers are keeping things from falling apart
Arctic sea ice loss and fierce storms leave Kivalina’s volunteer search and rescue fighting to protect their island from climate disasters.
Sermilik – The Austrian Polar Station in East Greenland
Austria establishes a permanent polar research station on Ammassalik Island in East Greenland in cooperation with Denmark.
August Heinrich Petermann and his error
August Heinrich Petermann was a German cartographer of great importance. His claim that the North Pole was an ice-free ocean was a big mistake.
Louise Arner Boyd – An Always Well Dressed Ice Woman
Louise Arner Boyd was an American polar and Greenland explorer. Between 1931 and 1941 she undertook several research trips to Greenland.
E-cars racing off-road in Greenland
In a country famous for its lack of roads, cars are taking centre stage when Greenland will host the Arctic edition of Extreme-E Off-Road racing this weekend.
Museum Cerny – important in Europe
Situated in the middle of Bern, the Cerny Museum specializes in art and culture of the Arctic and is probably unique in Europe and has gained fame far beyond Switzerland’s borders.
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