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22 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguins on Vortex Island
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21 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguin Colony on Devil Island
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21 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguin Colony on Devil Island
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29 January, 2022
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Louisa Casson in Antactica - Soundbite
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25 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguins on Seymour Island
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25 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguins on Seymour Island
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24 January, 2022
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Drone Launched From RHIB off Cockburn island, Antarctica.
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22 January, 2022
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Greenpeace Crew in Antarctica
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21 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguin Survey in Antarctica - Clipreel
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21 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguin Colony on Devil Island
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25 January, 2022
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Arctic Sunrise in the Erebus and Terror Gulf, Antarctica
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25 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguins on Seymour Island
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24 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguins on Seymour Island
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22 January, 2022
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Penguin Survey on Vortex Island
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22 January, 2022
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Penguin Survey on Vortex Island
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29 January, 2022
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Clare Flynn in Antarctica - Soundbite
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29 January, 2022
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Alex Borowicz in Antarctica - Soundbite
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25 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguins on Seymour Island
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22 January, 2022
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Penguin Survey on Vortex Island
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22 January, 2022
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Adélie Penguins on Vortex Island
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22 January, 2022
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Penguin Survey on Vortex Island
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22 January, 2022
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Penguin Survey on Vortex Island
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PRESS: Scientists Confirm Climate Refuge in Weddell Sea, Antarctica
PRESS: Scientists Confirm Climate Refuge in Weddell Sea, Antarctica
PRESS: Scientists Confirm Climate Refuge in Weddell Sea, Antarctica
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02/01/2022
Scientists from Stony Brook University have found that vast colonies of Adélie penguins in the Weddell Sea have remained stable in the last decade, providing new evidence that these areas remain a climate refuge for Adélie penguins.
The findings add more weight to the theory that the Weddell Sea may provide an important shelter for wildlife from the worst impacts of the climate crisis.
The Weddell Sea is the site of a vast proposed Marine Protected Area (MPA), first proposed by the Antarctic Ocean Commission (CCAMLR), which has not been delivered. This discovery reinforces the urgent need to protect and preserve the Weddell Sea while it retains an intact and functioning ecosystem.
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