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15 sep. 2026 7:00 - 8:30
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22 sep. 2026 7:04 - 8:30
With photos from the Svalbard-expedition that our president joined in May 2026, we will be travelling to one of the most northern habited place on earth. The land of the polarbears, polarfoxes, walrusses, belugas, the puffins and resarchers from all over the world. With the climate changes, how will the life of Svalbard change, do we know that?
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13 okt. 2026 7:00 - 8:30
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20 okt. 2026 7:00 - 8:32
Associate Prof. H. Jonas Åkerman (Emeritus), Secretary of Swedish Society of Anthropology and Geography, SSAG, Board member of the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences, National Committee for Geography. will talk about the climate changes' with rising temperatures impact on the Polar Zones and the life there
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24 nov. 2026 7:00 - 8:30
The Swedish Sea Rescue Society is involved in around 90 percent of all sea rescue missions in Sweden. The Society is financed by membership fees, donations and voluntary work. The Society operates over 270 vessels in 73 rescue stations around the Swedish coast and in the major lakes. Thanks to 2 500 volunteer crew members, rescue services are always available within 15 minutes 24 hours a day, all year round and in any weather. The Swedish Sea Rescue Society has more than 146 000 members, and recieves no government funding.
Today, we will hear more about this organization and what they do, as Dr Pelle Gustafson, orthopedic surgeon and sea rescuer, will join us for our breakfast meeting.
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