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Amazon Burning: How Earthwatch’s Research is Helping to Conserve the Amazon and Reduce Fires
The recent news of fires throughout the Amazon has alarmed the world…
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From the Classroom to the Chinampas and Back, National Grid Foundation Teach Earth Fellows Share Their Stories
Funded by the National Grid Foundation, three Boston Public School teachers recently returned from an Earthwatch expedition Conserving Wetlands and Traditional Agriculture in Me…
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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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Humans of Project Kindle: Finding Diversity in Nature and Education
Meet the Humans of Project Kindle – a curated selection of conversations with teachers in the field, on everything from the importance of getting students outside, to the value…
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Humans of Project Kindle: Finding Diversity in Nature and Education
Every year, I struggle to find new and unique ways to capture the indescribable microcosm of discovery, friendship, and real science that is Project Kindle, an annual fellowship…
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Heat, Humidity, Dancing and Scientific Exploration in Texas
Despite the heat, humidity, and swarms of mosquitoes, Texas brought opportunities for growth and exploration for high schooler and Ignite fellow Daniella Hernandez
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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…
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Embarking on My First Trip as a Solo Female Traveler, Thanks to Earthwatch
Ashley Junger is about to embark on her first solo travel experience, crossing the Atlantic Ocean and the African continent where she’ll be spending the next few weeks immersed…
