evidence: Established 2006 – 2024South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands hold great biological significance with its high density of life that rivals that of the African plains. Isolated by over a thousand kilometers of open ocean in every direction lies what could be the largest concentration of marine species. Wild, remote, and uninhabited, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands house a remarkable ensemble of life. The volcanic South Sandwich Islands and heavily ice-covered South Georgia island lie sequestered in the South Atlantic Ocean, 1,400 km east of Falkland Island and 1,700 km from the southern tip of South America. [...] Implementing an expanded MPA in the South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands is an essential tool for conserving its marine biodiversity, maintaining ecosystem health, and enhancing climate resilience, particularly in three key areas: