Science

World's biggest fish is on the increase at Ningaloo

Earthwatch volunteers make vital contribution to whale shark conservation in Western Australia.

Dam brings new hope to Kenyan villagers

Seven hundred households will benefit in Samburu district.

Prestigious award for Roman Fort on Tyne project

Earthwatch project named Current Archaeology's Research Project of the Year.

UK is world’s most divided nation on climate change

Latest research coincides with annual Oxford lecture.

Earthwatch scientists declare Moray Firth a critically important habitat for dolphins

Current boundaries of Special Area of Conservation ´likely to be ineffective´.

Bees declared the winners in Earthwatch’s own Strictly Come Species battle

Five scientists go head to head to find the 'world's most irreplaceable species'.

Earthwatch ambassadors take to the sea

Brian Thompson and Paul Rose share their exciting ocean adventures.

Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary wins two prestigious United Nations awards

Earthwatch and the Nature Conservation Research Centre were instrumental in setting up the sanctuary.

Scientists discover previously unknown coral reef in the Seychelles

Reef supports large number of mega-fauna.

Earthwatch scientist comments on IUCN Red List report

Oil leak threatens Pacific Abyss of Chuuk Lagoon

Earthwatch scientists discover oil slick from sunken tanker.

Reversing the decline of Asian wild cattle and buffaloes

Over 40 delegates from across South-east Asia have this week agreed to a new regional conservation strategy aimed to reverse the dramatic decline of Asian wild cattle and buffalo species.

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