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Antarctic guides quit over guilt as tourism's environmental toll mounts

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A new study has revealed that several Antarctic tour guides have left their jobs due to growing conflict between their passion for the continent and concerns over its environmental degradation. Researchers interviewed 25 former guides who reported being deeply troubled by firsthand observations of climate change, increasing tourist numbers, and disruption to local wildlife. Despite strong personal attachments to Antarctica, many found the psychological burden of contributing to its harm unsustainable. The findings highlight a broader tension within the Antarctic tourism industry, which saw around 120,000 visitors make the journey in a recent season.

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