TeachLive is a week-long immersive nature-based citizen science experience designed to build the capacity of teachers to facilitate high quality learning on environment and sustainability issues using real-world research projects. Read more
Earthwatch works with teachers to inspire the next generation to take action to save the natural world.
With declining interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), there is a need to empower teachers and students to get involved in these critical subjects so our future leaders will be equipped with the skills necessary to adapt to the new environmental challenges facing our planet.
We offer experiential professional development opportunities which upskill teachers in innovative teaching methods and ideas for STEM and Geography lessons. We engage teachers first hand in real world research to increase their own knowledge and confidence in teaching environmental issues, whilst also providing education resources to assist with embedding citizen science programs into core learning. By transcending classroom walls and engaging in real nature based programs, teachers will build the capacity of their students to become innovative and critical thinkers.
TeachLive expeditions are a unique professional development opportunity for Australian science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM) and geography school teachers to inspire their students with real-world research. Read more
Teachers from across Australia blog about their experience on an Earthwatch expedition to bring the outdoors directly into the classroom. Read more
Bush Blitz is Australia’s largest nature discovery project, a unique partnership to document plants and animals across Australia. Read more
From Grade 1 Schoolyard Safaris to Citizen Science for Grades 7 and 8, take advantage of our project and lesson plans for teachers. Read more
Training workshops for teachers to investigate mangroves and tidal wetlands and learn scientific methods to build a monitoring program with your students. Read more
Training workshops for teachers to help embed climate science into school learning and enable students to contribute to real-world climate action. Read more