Australia’s ecosystems range from rich rainforests to the savannahs and teeming deserts of the interior.

More than 80 per cent of this continent’s flowering plant, mammal, reptile, and frog species are found nowhere else in the world. Many species are in decline – Australia is the site of half of all the world’s mammal extinctions in the past 200 years. Earthwatch is working to help protect and restore Australia’s extraordinary environment and natural heritage. Join our projects in this unique land for an extraordinary experience and to help us fulfill our mission.

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Animals of the Outback

Help protect this hidden outback region's native animals. Rendezvous:Perth, Western Australia, Australia Call 10 days Moderate
 
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Melbourne’s Microbats

Melbourne's Microbats - One Day Expedition

Survey Melbourne’s rarely observed microbats

 Rendezvous:Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Call 1 day Moderate
 
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Melbourne's Microbats - Student Challenge

Melbourne's Microbats - Student Challenge

This student only team is designed to give 16 -17 years the chance to take part in real scientific research into Melbourne’s rarely observed, insect eating, Microbats.

 Rendezvous:Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Call 6 days Moderate
 
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Protecting Rottnest Island's Coast- Student Challenge

Protecting Rottnest Island's Coast - Student Challenge

Join this new 7 day student challenge and protect one of Australia's most beautiful island destinations. Rendezvous: Call 7 days Very Active
 
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Turtles in the City – One Day Expedition

Turtles on the Move - One Day Expedition

Help investigate the impacts of urbanisation on Melbourne's freshwater turtle populations. Rendezvous:Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Call 1 day Moderate
 
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