Our Team

Fiona Sutton Wilson

Interim Chief Executive Officer Read more

Cassandra Nichols

Chief Executive Officer (Maternity Leave 2020) Read more

Jock Mackenzie

Wetlands Program Manager & Protecting the Reef's Coastal Frontier PI Read more

Sandra McCullough

Bush Blitz & TeachLive Program Manager Read more

Viki Nathan

Learning & Volunteer Engagement Manager Read more

Jen Sutfin

Marketing & Communications Manager Read more

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Habitat

Land clearing and habitat loss is an everyday occurrence where scientists estimate almost half of the trees on Earth since the start of civilization are gone.

Biodiversity

We are facing a sixth mass extinction having lost over seventy-five per cent of our species in a relatively short geological interval.

Energy Use

Energy use around the world tripled in just the last 50 years.

Shopping Habits

Australia’s population has increased by 17 million in just 70 years, dramatically increasing the demand on local resources and supply chains.

Keep Ahead of Climate Change

The global climate crisis is the most pressing environmental challenge humanity now faces. Earthwatch can help you be a part of the solution and together we can keep ahead of climate change.

Global Impact

Earthwatch is committed globally to inspiring action for a net positive impact on the environment.

Plastic Pollution Solutions

By 2050 it is predicted there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. We need to act now to stop plastics entering our oceans and we can't do it without your support.

Recovery of the Great Barrier Reef

Help Earthwatch scientists in active recovery efforts on and around Magnetic Island on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.

Herpetology Finds

Day 1 | Catarina Murphy | Southern Cross Catholic College QLD

Earthwatchers reunite 20 years after Rapa Nui expedition

After two decades, Earthwatcher Leonie York and four of her fellow adventurers reunite after developing a life-changing bond on the Rapa Nui expedition.

ClimateWatch is the first continental-scale project in the southern hemisphere to study plant and animal life cycle events, and enables every Australian to collect and record data that will shape our scientific response to climate change.