We are only now beginning to appreciate the effect of human impact on North America’s complex ecosystems.

The most difficult problems to tackle are those that are hard to see and quantify, like climate change which is affecting humans and wildlife. Changes are happening all around us. Glaciers are melting, dolphins and whales have to survive in increasingly polluted oceans. If we are to understand the consequences of our actions, and to repair ecosystems, we need people like you to help Earthwatch scientists in the field.

 
Climate Change at the Arctic's Edge - Teen

Climate Change at the Arctic's Edge - Teen

Exactly how is climate change affecting the Arctic?

Rendezvous:Churchill, Manitoba, Canada
£2150 11 days Moderate
 
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Climate Change in the Mackenzie Mountains

Climate Change in the Mackenzie Mountains

The tundra - where eagles soar and caribou roam

Rendezvous:Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada
£3550 11 days Moderate
 
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Mammals of Nova Scotia

Mammals of Nova Scotia

Monitor mammal populations to determine impacts of climate change and other environmental challenges Rendezvous:Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada or Cherry Hill Accomodations
£1250 - £1750  7-14 days Moderate
 
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Mammals of Nova Scotia

Mammals of Nova Scotia - Teen

Monitor mammal populations to determine impacts of climate change and other environmental challenges Rendezvous:Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
£1950 7-14 days Moderate
 
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Mammoth Graveyard

Mammoth Graveyard in South Dakota

Help piece together life in the Ice Age at a truly amazing mammoth site. Rendezvous:Rapid City, South Dakota, USA
£2050 15 days Very Easy
 
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