Bird Flu Watch: Australia reports the first H5N1 death in a mainland mammal: a long-nosed fur seal found dead at Beachport, South Australia, likely infected via seabirds or shared environment—another reminder of how fast H5N1 can spread through marine ecosystems. Fisheries Careers (Falklands): The Falkland Islands Government advertises a Policy Officer role focused on bycatch mitigation and fisheries management, linking seabird and seal interaction science to practical policy and consultations. South Atlantic Surveillance: Argentina’s Navy plans to boost monitoring of the Argentine Sea and nearby strategic areas (including the Falkland Islands and Antarctica) with new US-sourced ship-launched drones and maritime patrol aircraft. Antarctic Travel Ops: A comparison of Antarctic cruise operators highlights how landing frequency and strict biosecurity rules shape real-world itineraries, with Poseidon Expeditions noted for up to three Zodiac landings a day. Heritage & Tech Tourism: Heritage Expeditions’ road show spotlights its new ship, Heritage Discoverer, and upcoming itineraries for partners. Polar Ecology History: South Georgia’s century-long reindeer release story is revisited, with nearly 7,000 animals removed after vegetation damage and habitat recovery efforts. Aviation & Local Links: The RAF Town Show returns to Enniskillen, featuring a Typhoon and public access to modern aviation tech and careers, with ties to Falklands operations mentioned.