I had the honour today of receiving the Sigríður í Brattholti Nature Conservation Award, presented annually by the Minister of the Environment, Energy and Climate on the Day of Icelandic Nature. Here’s what the Government of Iceland website says about the award: “For many years, Andri Snær has been a tireless advocate for nature, raising

The catastrophic August 26, 2026, glacial collapse and rock-ice avalanche occurred on the north face of the peak of Langtang Lirung. Roughly 10 kilometers away is the Yala Glacier, situated in Nepal’s Langtang Valley. The Yala Glacier is one of the most-studied glaciers in the region and the key to understanding how Himalayan glaciers will

Bringing In the Tide is an outdoor art exhibition in the Northern Wadden Sea in Jutland, Denmark, which is the world’s largest contiguous tidal flat area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I’m one of the participating artists, collaborating with Carlo Sass Sørensen, Coastal Engineer at the Danish Coastal Authority and the Technical University of

The documentary Time and Water, based on my book, has been nominated for three prestigious Jackson Wild Media Awards in the categories of Narration, Planet in Crisis, and Writing. It’s a great honour for the film to be recognised in three categories, and I’m particularly thrilled to be nominated for Best Narration alongside none other