In December 2022, the UK Government along with a number of other countries agreed to conserve 30% of the earth’s land and sea through protected areas and other area-based conservation measures at the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), COP15. A review of the protected area network on Ascension (a UK Overseas Territory) was undertaken by the Ascension Island Government in 2023 and several new areas of environmental importance were identified.
In December 2022, the UK Government along with a number of other countries agreed to conserve 30% of the earth’s land and sea through protected areas and other area-based conservation measures at the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), COP15. A review of the protected area network on Ascension (a UK Overseas Territory) was undertaken by the Ascension Island Government in 2023 and several new areas of environmental importance were identified.
Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) is pleased to announce a series of strategic enhancements aimed at affirming its position as the Island’s leading trusted delivery partner.
The Isle of Man Post Office is delighted to announce the release of its latest stamp collection, Archibald Knox: Order & Beauty, celebrating the life and work of one of the Isle of Man’s most influential cultural icons.
Isle of Man Post Office is proud to announce the release of a new stamp collection celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Isle of Man Arts Council. This collection highlights the Council’s significant contributions to Manx arts and culture over six decades.
The Isle of Man Post Office is delighted to unveil its latest stamp collection celebrating the Chinese Year of the Snake.
In 1943, at the height of the Second World War, the British Government launched a top-secret expedition to the Antarctic. Cabinet approval for the expedition was granted on 28th January 1943 and the expedition set out just 10 months later, in November 1943. To organise such a complex operation in such a short space of time during wartime was a major feat. Code-named Tabarin, the organisation of the expedition involved many late nights and a certain amount of chaos, just like the Paris nightclub it was named after.
