Partnerships in Action

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For over 50 years, Earthwatch has been connecting people to the natural world to help scientists understand and conserve vulnerable environments around the world. With the support of our many partners, we have been able to expand this work, building leadership skills in students, educators, employees, and members of the public, empowering STEM leaders, and supporting sustainable business practices. When you partner with Earthwatch, you team up with an organization that has over five decades of experience and many thousands of success stories.

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Each corporate employee has contributed hundreds of hours of data collection, which has enabled our scientists to create scientific publications, impact policy change, build community-based solutions, and help to solve some of the world’s most pressing environmental issues on Earthwatch expeditions
Each corporate employee has contributed hundreds of hours of data collection, which has enabled our scientists to create scientific publications, impact policy change, build community-based solutions, and help to solve some of the world’s most pressing environmental issues on Earthwatch expeditions
Through Earthwatch's corporate employee engagement programs, they have mobilized more than 75,000 employees.

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Corporate Employees

Through our corporate employee engagement programs, we have mobilized more than 75,000 employees. Each employee has contributed hundreds of hours of data collection, which has enabled our scientists to create scientific publications, impact policy change, build community-based solutions, and help to solve some of the world’s most pressing environmental issues

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I am so thankful for the experiences I have gained during this Earthwatch expedition. It helped me to get a deeper understanding of the current changes and damages going on in the world. As a result, I have decided to connect with my like-minded colleagues and strive to create a better, more sustainable working environment.

Larissza Keresztes, Alcoa Employee Sustainability Fellowship 2018

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A Project Kindle Fellowship includes the full cost of your assigned expedition, including meals, accommodations, and on-site transportation.
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A woman with a transect and a reference book in Acadia National Park.

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Teachers

Through our education programs, such as Teach Earth and Project Kindle, we have empowered over 5,500 teachers. The reach of these programs is multiplied as teachers return to their classrooms where they will each impact between 300 and 1,000 students over the course of their careers. These opportunities transform the way students learn in the classroom, allowing teachers to change hearts, minds, and career opportunities.

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This experience has made me a better teacher in that it has shown me that science is not just about the colossal, the comprehensive, and the exhaustive, but also about the gradual and meticulous, the small-scale and the local…I feel empowered to help my students participate in citizen science and see their role in the scientific community as important.

Margaret Self, 2023 Teach Earth Fellow

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Girls in Science fellows also proclaim a deeper personal connection to the natural world and a stronger commitment to sustainability.
A groups of girls on an archeological dig site in Colorado.
A group of Ignite fellows conducting research in Rhode Island.

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Students

More and more young people are speaking out and eager for the opportunity to learn and take action to combat the greatest environmental challenges the world has faced. However, many schools lack the funding and expertise necessary to foster this interest and empower those students to pursue STEM studies and careers. Through our student programs, Earthwatch has given more than 5,000 students the opportunity to engage with science and transform their career paths.

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The experiences, lessons, and personal growth I gained during this expedition have shaped me into a more resilient, empathetic, and environmentally conscious individual. I am eager to continue my pursuit of knowledge, and with this Fellowship, I am confident that I can create a lasting impact in the world.

Annabelle Miin, 2023 Girls in Science Student Fellow

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CONTACT INFORMATION

To discuss corporate partnership opportunities, email Kelly A. Doyle, Director of Strategic Partnerships, at partnerships@earthwatch.org.

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YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

Earthwatch depends on donations—above and beyond what we raise from volunteers who participate on our expeditions—in order to deliver our global conservation mission. In fact, volunteer contributions provide only half of the total resources Earthwatch needs to sustain over 40 field research expeditions, a wide variety of educational programs, corporate sustainability trainings, and more each year.

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