Since its inception back in 1991, IAATO has taken a proactive role in managing pressure on the Antarctic environment. Today, we support #WorldOceansDay and its mission to protect and share the world’s oceans. ©Jimmy Pawistik #WOD2020 #weareiaato #loveantarctica #responsibletravel

Have you photographed any of Antarctica’s albatross? In support of World Albatross Day 2020, taking place on June 19, we’re looking for stunning albatross imagery to share with our followers across June. If you’d like to be featured, simply DM us! #WAD2020 #share #weareiaato

Antarctica is one of the most perfectly preserved regions on the planet & IAATO members adhere to guidelines to make sure visitors have no more than a minor or transitory impact on the region. Together we can act #ForNature. #WorldEnvironmentDay2020 © Hubert Neufeld #weareiaato

For over 200 years, albatrosses have accompanied mariners as they travelled the Southern Ocean. We’ll be honouring the inaugural #WorldAlbatrossDay on June 19, with unique content celebrating these magnificent creatures. Learn more about the Day: https://t.co/dkDEpc5Wjp

While flying drones can be of use in scientific research or wildlife population monitoring, potential impact is still unknown. That’s why IAATO members have decided to not allow recreational use of UAVs in the unique and wildlife-rich coastal areas of Antarctica #peaceandscience

Have you had a look around our new website? https://t.co/LgUARIYSar provides lots of useful information about who we are, how we advocate for the practice of safe and environmentally responsible travel to Antarctica, & our latest news & blogs; https://t.co/rn52DVpCXe #weareiaato

Did you see our latest @antarcticambassadors blog post? Offering some escapism for adults and kids alike, we’ve put together our top 10 polar movies: https://t.co/bxT1ek5red © ailuj_1989 #movienight #isolationsalvation

IAATO’s fellow Invited Experts @AntarcticaSouth are sharing content this week related to the ATCM with the aim to educate & raise awareness of policies that will continue to protect Antarctica for years to come. Learn more about the ATCM – https://t.co/SLxuwYZgul #peaceandscience

Moving quietly and slowly is the best way to take in the splendour of Antarctica’s landscapes whilst observing the fascinating wildlife as they go about their daily business. ©anni.the.traveller #responsibletravel #penguins #antarcticambassadors

For over two centuries, albatrosses have accompanied mariners as they voyaged across the Southern Ocean. This is a relationship we must never lose. IAATO upholds #WorldAlbatrossDay as inspiration to foster global collaboration to save these iconic birds: https://t.co/hfnStNDyuR

IAATO field staff have shared some of their top polar reading recommendations on our latest @antarcticambassadors blog to help take you out of self-isolation and onto the vast landscapes of Antarctica https://t.co/36NrOS4d8G ©Niklas Faralisch #isolationsalvation

‘Sounds of Antarctica’ remain with guests long after their visit is over. This soundbite takes us to Yankee Harbour on the Antarctic Peninsula where brash ice crunched along the shoreline & the wind whipped the landscape. © webumaround #isolationsalvation #weareiaato