The Scott Polar Research Institute (SPRI) is a research center located in Cambridge, England, dedicated to the study of polar regions. Established in 1920, it focuses on the science and history of the Arctic and Antarctic, contributing to our understanding of climate change, glaciology, and polar ecosystems. SPRI houses a significant collection of polar literature, maps, and archives, including materials related to famous explorers like Robert Falcon Scott. The institute also offers educational programs and collaborates with various organizations to promote research and awareness about polar environments and their global importance.