2004
Pilot program begins with Victorian teachers
2005
Seven teachers from WA join the Earthwatch expedition Echidnas & Goannas of Kangaroo Island.
2007
Teachers from WA teach back to class about whale sharks from Ningaloo Reef. Supported by Woodside Energy.
2009
Victorian teacher educates live from the Wildlife of Brazil’s Pantanal expedition. Supported by Victoria Electricity.
2010
Victorian teacher educates live from our Project Manta expedition in Queensland. Supported by Lumo Energy.
2011
Five Victorian teachers joined scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences to help support climate change research in Eastern China’s steamy Zhejiang Province, supported by the Victorian State Government. Fifteen Victorian teachers joined scientists from Edith Cowan University to help protect the native animals of Charles Darwin Reserve in the Western Australian outback.
2013
TeachLive began an exciting new phase of the program with the launch of Bush Blitz TeachLive. Bush Blitz is Australia's largest nature discovery project to document the plants and animals in properties across Australia, and five teachers had the amazing opportunity to join the Henbury Station Bush Blitz expedition in the remote Northern Territory outback, where they assisted 15 scientists to discover new species of insects and spiders, as well as healthy populations of desert fish.
2015
The Victorian Department of Education and Training provided funding for six Victorian teachers per year over three years to participate in Earthwatch's Snorkelling Australia's Underwater Meadows expedition.
2017
Six teachers from across NSW travelled to St Bees Island off the coast of Queensland in the Whitsunday chain of islands, hiking with researchers across the rugged island to better understand how climate change is impacting the wildlife and landscape.