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A Day in the Life of a Reforestation Volunteer in Brazil
Follow Ashley Junger as she recounts her experience studying mammal responses to reforestation in Brazil's vibrant Reserva Ecológica de Guapiaçu.
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Community Fellows Investigate Climate Change in The Mackenzie Mountains
Since 2003, Earthwatch has partnered with the Alcoa Foundation to engage employees in scientific research and environmental learning…
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Bringing Chinampas to the Classroom
Betsy Anderton’s experience on the Earthwatch Expedition Conserving Wetlands and Traditional Agriculture in Mexico in 2019 allowed her to take the lessons she learned about comm…
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The Power of Collective Action in a Climate of Despair
With the world increasingly and visibly under siege from a warming climate, it’s hard not to worry about our future…
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From LA to Nova Scotia and Back, a Student’s Journey into Science
During the summer of 2013, Andrea Gamino traveled to Nova Scotia to study mammals with Earthwatch as part of the Ignite LA Student Science Awards…
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How to Save the Planet, One Tree at a Time
There are numerous important economic and ecological reasons to conserve forests, in addition to intrinsic and emotional reasons…
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RAIN at the Zoo: Earthwatch Launches Rain Garden Program at Franklin Park Zoo
This summer, Earthwatch launched a new community engagement program: Raingarden Action in Neighborhoods (RAIN)…
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Starry Nights and Spiritual Experiences with White Rhinos in South Africa
This June, Earthwatch Science Writer Ashely Junger returned from her first expedition: Conserving Endangered Rhinos in South Africa.
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Starry Nights with White Rhinos in South Africa
This June, Earthwatch Science Writer Ashely Junger returned from her first expedition: Conserving Endangered Rhinos in South Africa…
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The Life of a Humpback Whale and the Importance of Protecting Its Habitat
In Golfo Dulce, Costa Rica, the waters provide a safe haven for humpback whale mothers and their calves…
