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Research Focus

Each month Earthwatch focuses on a chosen research area or destination to bring you highlights of our research expeditions, country fact files and other useful facts and tips:

Costa Rican Coffee from Community to Cup

Nina Raasakka reports on how pioneering research in central Costa Rica will have direct benefits for coffee farmers.

Mammals of Nova Scotia

Nina Raasakka shows how an Earthwatch project in this peninsular province is already uncovering some interesting findings.

Crocodiles of the Zambezi

Nina Raasakka explores how much-needed research in the Zambezi heartland is vital for the Nile crocodile.

Wildlife of Brazil's Pantanal

Nina Raasakka investigates the colourful wildlife of Brazil's Pantanal, the largest wetland in the world.

Birds, Biodiversity and Farming in Provence

Nina Raasakka explores the aims of a new Earthwatch project in Provence which is investigating the European roller.

Cocoa farming and biodiversity in Ghana

Nina Raasakka from the Earthwatch research team explores how an Earthwatch project in Ghana is improving our understanding of cocoa cultivation and biodiversity.

Forests

Earthwatch Research Officer Lianne Evans reviews a year of progress at the Europe Regional Climate Centre.

Carnivores of Brazil's Grasslands

Earthwatch scientists are exploring the unique ecology of large carnivores in Brazil's cerrado ecosystem.

South Africa's Brown Hyaenas

Earthwatch research aims to shed light on the ecology and status of the brown hyaena.

Amazon Riverboat Exploration

Earthwatch research in the Peruvian Amazon is bringing about significant improvements for local people, wildlife and the environment.

Conserving Threatened Birds of Ghana

Earthwatch volunteers can help carry out the first detailed ecological study of the white-necked rock fowl in south-western Ghana.

Overland to Scottish Whales and Dolphins

Scotland’s coastal waters provide spectacular locations for two Earthwatch marine projects, surveying threatened whales and dolphins.

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