Beat the Heat Climate Change Campaign
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Decked out in cool Campaign t-shirts, the Beat the Heat Campaign's first local volunteering team in Salisbury, MA.
More opportunities in October - see below.
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On August 14th, Earthwatch kicked off our Beat the Heat Climate Change Campaign with a huge party in Boston. But that was only the beginning! Between now and October 14th, you can join our Campaign to fight climate change. Here's how you can take action right now:
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| Beat the Heat around the World: Volunteer on a Climate Change Expedition! |
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Through our model of pairing members of the public with environmental researchers around the world, we offer a chance for you to fight global warming head-on. Our climate change expeditions put people on the ground to help threatened species, habitats, and resources. You can help change the global climate for good—and change your life in the process!
Check out our climate change expeditions and click through to the project pages for more detailed information. If you have any questions, give us a call at 1.800.776.0188.
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| Beat the Heat from Home: Join Earthwatch or Donate Toward Climate Change Research! |
- Join. When you join Earthwatch as a member for the first time or renew your membership, you support important research on climate change and other environmental challenges. Sign up today and join more than 85,000 others who are already part of an international movement to find the next generation of environmental solutions.
- Donate. The generous donations of Earthwatch supporters provide our scientists with much-needed funding to expand their important climate change research. Please help right now.
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| Bostonians and New Englanders: Beat the Heat in Your Community by Volunteering This Fall! |
 Help plant trees in Roxbury with the Grow Boston Greener campaign on Saturday, October 18, 2008. We'll be planting dozens of trees in a residential neighborhood, mitigating the "urban heat island" effect and increasing urban tree canopy cover.
- Monitor and remove invasive species along the Charles River with the Charles River Conservancy on Saturday, October 25, 2008. We'll be keeping the river and its banks free of foreign matter and plant species that don't belong there.
"Where can I sign up?" For more information on how you can volunteer on any of these one-day partner projects, send an email to Adam Seidman at Earthwatch today.
If you sign up to become a member, renew your membership, sign up on a local volunteering project, or donate $35 or more before October 14th, you'll receive our limited edition organic cotton Beat the Heat t-shirt while supplies last!
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