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We're encroaching on Antarctica’s last wild places
Friday 17 Jul 20 9:00am
SINCE WESTERN explorers discovered Antarctica 200 years ago, human activity has been increasing. Now, more than 30 countries operate scientific stations in Antarctica and more than 50,000 tourists visit each year.
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