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Of Brownies, Bears, and Birthdays
Earthwatch CEO Scott Kania traveled to Big Sky Country to participate in the expedition Climate Change, Huckleberries, and Grizzly Bears in Montana…
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On Living Sustainably
It’s said that the flutter of a butterfly’s wings has the power to create a chain reaction altering the course of weather forever.
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Four Ways Earthwatch Teen Expeditions Have Inspired Young Scientists
Nationwide, teens are demanding for their voices to be heard, but despite this incredible uprising, there are still adults who doubt the power of teenagers, who view teenagers a…
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Scientific Research: A ‘Labor of Love’
For over a year, my fight against climate change existed only in the digital sphere -- an approach that proved to be mentally exhausting — so my inner voice told me to get my ey…
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An Earthwatch Meet-Cute For The (Bronze) Ages
In 1993, a team of Earthwatch volunteers assembled in Spain to participate on a Bronze Age archaeological dig as part of an expedition excavating an ancient Iberian village.
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Earthwatch—The Beginning of Everything
At 16, Taylor Rhoades traveled to Trinidad and South Africa with Earthwatch to conduct hands-on research alongside scientists—an experience that would set her on the path to he…
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Conducting “Real Science” Alongside Real Scientists at Acadia National Park
After scouring the web for opportunities to conduct hands-on research, Kyle Ang received a fateful email that would send him from his home in Los Angeles to Acadia National Park…
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Top 10 Earthwatch Expeditions of 2017
What were the best expeditions of 2017 according to our volunteers?
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One… Two… Three trips to the Andorran Pyrenees.
As an Earthwatch volunteer, Nita Losoponkul has traveled to Andorra three times to participate on the expedition Wildlife in the Changing Pyrenees…
