TeachLive is a week-long, immersive, nature-based citizen science experience. TeachLive helps teachers’ build their capacity to facilitate high quality learning on environmental and sustainability issues using real-world research projects. Read more
TeachLive expeditions are a unique professional development opportunity for Australian science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM) and geography teachers to share real-world research with their students and inspire their interest. Read more
From Grade 1 Schoolyard Safaris, to Citizen Science for Grades 7 and 8, take advantage of our free project and lesson plans for teachers, as well as other resources. Read more
Earthwatch's Bush Blitz Adventure Portal is a video education program designed to bring Bush Blitz straight into classrooms directly from the field. Read more
Earthwatch works with teachers to help them inspire the next generation to take action to save the natural world.
Students’ interest in STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) is declining. But these subjects are also critical to equipping our future leaders with the skills we’ll need to adapt to the new environmental challenges facing our planet. We need to empower teachers and students to connect with get involved in these subjects so we can continue developing solutions to the challenges we face now, and in the future.
Earthwatch offers experiential professional development opportunities that help teachers build up their skills and learn innovative teaching methods as for their STEM and geography lessons. We engage teachers first hand in real-world research, expanding their knowledge and confidence in teaching environmental issues, and give them education resources that will help them embed citizen science programs into core learning. By transcending classroom walls and engaging in real, nature-based programs, teachers will be able to build their students’ capacity to become innovative and critical thinkers.
Teachers from around Australia write about their Earthwatch expedition experiences as guests on our Teacher Blog, and bring the outdoors directly into the classroom. Read more
Bush Blitz is Australia’s largest nature discovery project, a unique partnership that’s documenting plant and animal species across the country. Read more
Join us at one of our teacher training Wetlands Workshops, where you’ll investigate mangroves and tidal wetlands, and learn scientific methods for building a monitoring program with your students. Read more
Our ClimateWatch Workshops for teachers will help you embed climate science into school learning and enable your students to contribute to real-world climate action. Read more