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Earthwatch Institute is an international non-profit organization that brings science to life for people concerned about the Earth's future. Founded in 1971, Earthwatch supports scientific field research by offering volunteers the opportunity to join research teams around the world. Today,...

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Samburu Wildlife and Communities  The Samburu people of Kenya, traditionally nomadic pastoralists, have coexisted with a diversity of wildlife for hundreds of years, but growing human populations and settlement patterns put both people and wildlife at risk. At the Samburu Field Center, you will experience a side of Kenya...
2nd Annual Beat the Heat Party with Earthwatch  Thursday, Aug 14, 2008 Boston, MA August 14th at the Washburn Pavilion of the Museum of Science in Boston. More details coming soon!
Photo Database Intern  Thursday, May 01, 2008 Maynard, MA Earthwatch has 36 years worth of incredible photos of wildlife and wilderness from all over the world, including thousands of digital images. We need someone to pick the best images for our needs, keyword them and put them into our Extensis Portfolio photo database. You don't have to know...
Internships  Maynard, MA Earthwatch has a number of internships available at our headquarters in Maynard, MA, USA These internships are unpaid, but interns do receive credit towards expeditions. Please see our Jobs and Internships page for more information.
Volunteer on a scientific field research project  Monday, Dec 31, 2007 Earthwatch volunteers participate in real, scientific field research projects around the world. From the Arctic to Australia, from New York City to Inner Mongolia, scientists are working with our volunteers to collect critical environmental data. We have expeditions for adults, teens,...
Earthwatch Expeditioner  Read a copy of the Earthwatch enewsletter, The Expeditioner. This issue includes articles on catching crocodiles on the Zambezi River in Zambia, the problems of being a sea turtle, and lots of other interesting info.
Environmental Partnership Promotes Turtle Research  Earthwatch and Ocean Conservancy have partnered to promote conservation of all seven of the world's endangered sea turtle species. The goal of the project is to show that public involvement in turtle conservation has a bigger economic impact on local communities than traditional hunting.
Earthwatch Job Opportunities  Maynard, MA Earthwatch has a number of job opportunities available. Jobs may be located in our offices in Maynard, MA, Oxford, UK, or Melbourne, AU, or at one of our field centers. Please see our online listing for details.
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