Mawson Station

Mawson Station is an Australian research facility located in Antarctica, named after explorer Douglas Mawson. Established in 1954, it serves as a base for scientific research, focusing on areas like climate change, glaciology, and biology. The station operates year-round, supporting scientists and researchers studying the unique Antarctic environment. It is one of the oldest ongoing research stations in the region and plays a crucial role in Australia's Antarctic program, contributing valuable data and insights into global environmental issues. The harsh, cold climate and remote location present unique challenges for the personnel stationed there.