5 hours sailing down the gargantuan straight of Sondre Stromfjord, the light starts to get soaked up by the time. Like a waking dream. Milky green... More ›
Yesterday I buried my mother’s jewels on Northern Glacier. I was Lucky. A few meters further south and I would have landed on Starvation Glacier. She... More ›
Three Island Reels by Julie Fowlis, filmed during Cape Farewell’s 2011 Scottish Islands Expedition. Filmed by Matt Wainwright. Julie Fowlis is a singer and multi-instrumentalist originally from North... More ›
No other creature on Earth sees so much sunlight in a year. No other living thing makes such a mega-migration. Eighty thousand kilometres is how far... More ›
Exploring climate as culture, poet Tom Chivers is mapping the natural territories written into urban space: the peat bog underneath Elephant & Castle, Battersea’s tidal loop,... More ›
Shlomo’s Arctic Beatbox at Hotel Uummannaq during Cape Farewell’s 2008 Disko Bay Expedition. Video: Matt Wainwright. Cape Farewell YouTube channel › More ›
Emily Venables introduces Disko-very Bob, launched in 2008 as the UK’s most northerly ARGO float. Over the next few years this remote unit will measure ocean... More ›
Doriana from Victor Sammurtok School in Chesterfield Inlet Nunavut, Canada, joined Cape Farewell on the 2007 Youth Expedition. Cape Farewell YouTube channel › More ›
Hear from artists Ackroyd & Harvey as they carve a ‘Snow Cam’ and create their glacial ‘Ice Lens’ during the 2005 Cape Farewell expedition. Cape Farewell... More ›
The glaciers in Peru are severely threatened by climate change, watch Rhian Salmon and Charlie Kronick talk about the impact of this in the video. Hannah... More ›
There is only so much expansion one can take. We go into our dying with a handful of memories, as an explorer might take a knife,... More ›
There is a man dressed like a bear. Like a polar bear. Sometimes he looks like a person dressed like a polar bear – human, fake... More ›
“And now the general synopsis at 0048 hours on 31 December 2049…New ice, frazzle ice, pancake ice, brash ice, grey ice, leaping ice, fast ice, field... More ›
A lost number in the equation. A simple, understandable miscalculation. And what if, on the basis of that, the world as we know it changed its... More ›
Using technology to accelerate a process that usually occurs naturally over millions of years, a diamond has been grown from graphite extracted from the cremated ash... More ›
Film by Daro Montag For science stumbling and slogging in the jungle, nature mocking us In a boat down an amazon river – like a blood... More ›
This morning I walked across the fresh snow with a gas cylinder in my arms, containing 6kg of CO2. I took it across the unspoiled snow... More ›
“Miracles can happen in this realm: the moon comes down from the heavens, glistening polar bears walk on ice floats, white clouds bathe in the sea... More ›
“What is it like? That is a difficult question. You might think of a high-rise mega-city, Ice-filled penthouses, snow-stocked apartment towers And locked ziggurats – or... More ›
Recorded on the bowsprit of the Noorderlicht in Turner Sound, Greenland during Cape Farewell’s 2007 Expedition. Click for more › More ›
“This image was made in a short window of time when the power of the video projector matches the light of dawn, when there is both... More ›
Chris Wainwright, Red Ice, 2008 Arctic Expedition. Red Ice – White Ice is a series of photographs made by artist Chris Wainwright at night, whilst circling... More ›
“For a week in June, I sat on Tobermory pier under a flock of knitted Arctic Terns. The terns had been knitted by residents of... More ›