Scientists

Dr David Bourne

Recovery of the Great Barrier Reef Principal Investigator Read more

Professor Michael Mahony

Australia’s Vanishing Frogs Principal Investigator Read more

Frazer McGregor

Project Manta Ningaloo Reef Principal Investigator Read more

Professor Steve Smith

Turning the Tide on Plastic Pollution in Bali Principal Investigator Read more

Dr Peter Cale

Ecosystems of the Murray River & Mallee Principal Investigator Read more

Dr Peter Macreadie

Blue Carbon: Counteracting Climate Change Principal Investigator Read more

Jock Mackenzie

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

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A Safe Climate Future

Donations to the Earthwatch Christmas appeal will ensure more people take practical, science-led actions on the climate crisis.

Spiders that look like lollies and have eyes on their belly

New spider species discovered in Bush Blitz expedition to Little Desert by TeachLive participants.

Investigating Invertebrates

Day 6 | Todd Rogers | Ferny Grove State School QLD

Buzzing around the bush

Day 6 | Jeff Scott | Cooinda Primary School WA

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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.

Herpetology Finds

Day 1 | Catarina Murphy | Southern Cross Catholic College QLD

Recovery of the Great Barrier Reef

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

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.

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.

Protect our Unique Wildlife

Australia is renowned for its unique wildlife, with more than 70% of our species found nowhere else on earth. We can stop the decline of our wildlife by helping people reconnect with nature.

Getting Mangroovy in the Daintree

Gemma Murphy, a participant from Earthwatch corporate partner QBE, shares her experience exploring the mangroves and landscapes of the Daintree.

Student Challenge

Students can apply for full scholarships to participate in week-long research expeditions held during school holidays.