Student Expeditions

Student Expeditions

Earthwatch offers unique hands-on, conservation research expeditions to school groups in stunning locations around the world, developing professional skills in a responsible and safe environment.

Learn about expeditions that may be available to high school student groups:

• Wildlife and Ecosystems
• Ocean Health
• Climate Change
• Archaeology and Culture

Group contribution pricing will be determined based on your group’s team size and a variety of other factors. The links below contain pricing and details for standard teams, and may vary from what is developed for your school’s group.

Wildlife and Ecosystems
		Amazon Riverboat Exploration				Australia’s Vanishing Frogs
		Blazing the Biodiversity Trail in Brazil				Canopies, Climate, and Critters of the Ecuadorian Rainforest
		Carnivores of Madagascar				Conserving Leopards and Monkeys in South Africa
		Costa Rican Coffee From Community to Cup				South Africa’s Scavenger Species

Ocean Health
		Shark Conservation in Belize				Snorkeling to Protect Reefs in The Bahamas
		Trinidad’s Leatherback Sea Turtles				Whales and Dolphins Under the California Sun

Climate Change
		Climate Change at the Arctic’s Edge				Climate and Landscape Change in Borneo’s Rainforests
		Mammals of Nova Scotia				Volcanology and Ecology in Nicaragua

Archaeology and Culture
		Discovering Italy’s Ancient Etruscan and Roman Coast				Fort Arbeia and the Roman Empire in Britain
		Origins of Angkor				When Archosaurs Attacked and Reptiles Ruled Texas

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