Clean Arctic

“Clean Arctic” is a large-scale project to clean up the Arctic territory of Russia from waste and garbage accumulated since Soviet times. The idea belongs to Dmitry Lobusov, captain of the “50 Years of Victory” nuclear icebreaker, and Gennady Antokhin, Soviet and Russian icebreaker captain, Hero of Labor of the Russian Federation. “Clean Arctic” has become a platform that brings together public and volunteer organizations, scientists, heads of Russian regions and businesses. The project partners are MMC Norilsk Nickel, PhosAgro and Russian Railways. The “Clean Arctic” Column is dedicated to the environmental initiatives of all countries in the region. Map of project Clean Arctic-2023

11-30-2023

The tenth gastronomic festival "Taste of Yakutia" started in Yakutsk as part of the festival "Winter begins with Yakutia"

11-29-2023

The press service of the Ministry of Natural Resources reported that in January 2024, pilot operation of the new Vostok wintering complex in Central Antarctica will begin

11-28-2023

11-27-2023

Control over tourists to be strengthen on the Sredny and Rybachy peninsulas. This was announced during the direct line by the Governor of the Murmansk region Andrey Chibis

11-24-2023

The press service of the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute announced the completion of an experiment on growing vegetables at the Vostok Antarctic station

11-23-2023

Participants of the research expedition organized within the framework of the project "The first Russian polar sailors off the coast of Taimyr" told about the most interesting artifacts found at excavations off the coast of Taimyr

11-22-2023

In the Murmansk Region, starting from 2024, the certification of guides will include questions about the Aurora borealis, Chairman of the regional tourism Committee Alexander Eliseev said

11-21-2023

A resident of Australia, 61-year-old Raymond Reilly was inspired by the Nenets culture and visited Yamal to learn more about it

11-20-2023

The study of the "desert" in the Arctic was conducted by scientists of the Karelian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, who completed an expedition to the Tersk coast of the White Sea

11-17-2023