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Léa Zinsli
In 1963, Ingrid Pedersen crossed the North Pole in a small aircraft, becoming the first woman to do so on a flight from Alaska to Norway.
Researchers gained rare insights into narwhals by joining an Inuit hunt, revealing new details about their behavior and biology.
Heiner Kubny
A special moment marked the beginning of a long and challenging period at Japan’s Showa Station in Antarctica in early June.
Rosamaria Kubny
Icy winds, endless expanses of snow, and temperatures far below freezing, Antarctica is one of the most inhospitable places on Earth.
Krill fishing in the Southern Ocean is tightly managed, but new research shows that bycatch and local fishing pressure remain important concerns.
Matambre a la Pizza is a delicious Argentine dish that combines the best elements of grilled meat and pizza.
Microbial processes in warming polar regions may influence greenhouse gas emissions and climate beyond the Arctic and Antarctic.
The recent closure of Mine 7 marks the end of Norwegian coal mining in Longyearbyen and reflects a broader shift toward new economic activities on Svalbard.
Marcel Schütz
Early thawing in Svalbard is creating unexpected logistical challenges for the return of ten-year-old Mina Floriana Read from the northern part of the archipelago.
The Arctic continues to resonate far beyond its geographic boundaries, finding a vibrant presence in the city of Bern.
