Earthwatch Events 2026
Register for Earthwatch volunteer opportunities in citizen science and conservation and get involved in events creating real impact across Australia in 2026. Below are our current events open for registration.
14-07-2026 8:00 am
-12:30 pm
Join us on the water as we explore and monitor the mangroves of the Haughton River estuary!
This is your chance to:
🚤 Get out onto the estuary and experience our coastal wetlands from a new perspective
📹 Contribute valuable monitoring data through the MangroveWatch Shoreline Video Assessment Method (S-VAM)
🌱 Support long-term mangrove conservation and management
🤝 Connect with a great community of volunteers, researchers, and wetland enthusiasts
🚤 Get out onto the estuary and experience our coastal wetlands from a new perspective
📹 Contribute valuable monitoring data through the MangroveWatch Shoreline Video Assessment Method (S-VAM)
🌱 Support long-term mangrove conservation and management
🤝 Connect with a great community of volunteers, researchers, and wetland enthusiasts
No experience needed! Just bring your curiosity and an interest in our coastal environments.
18-07-2026 9:30 am
-2:00 pm
Join us on the water as we explore and monitor the mangroves of the Bohle River estuary!
This is your chance to:
🚤 Get out onto the estuary and experience our coastal wetlands from a new perspective
📹 Contribute valuable monitoring data to our regional Report Card through the MangroveWatch Shoreline Video Assessment Method (S-VAM)
🌱 Support long-term mangrove conservation and management
🤝 Connect with a great community of volunteers, researchers, and wetland enthusiasts
🚤 Get out onto the estuary and experience our coastal wetlands from a new perspective
📹 Contribute valuable monitoring data to our regional Report Card through the MangroveWatch Shoreline Video Assessment Method (S-VAM)
🌱 Support long-term mangrove conservation and management
🤝 Connect with a great community of volunteers, researchers, and wetland enthusiasts
No experience needed! Just bring your curiosity and an interest in our coastal environments.
18-07-2026 2:00 pm
-4:00 pm
Join Earthwatch and Campbelltown Council staff for a hands on afternoon in our Tiny Forest. This is your chance to:
Discover more about the floral biodiversity of our forest
🌱 Learn to identify weeds from native plants
🤝 Connect with a great community of volunteers and researchers
No experience needed, just bring your curiosity and dress for an afternoon outdoors.
19-07-2026 9:30 am
-12:00 pm
Join Earthwatch and Ku-Ring-Gai Council staff for the two year anniversary and final monitoring day of our Ku-Ring-Gai Tiny Forest.
Whether you’re a nature newbie or a biodiversity buff, there’s something cool to discover. Morning tea will be provided. Please dress appropriately for a morning outdoors including sun protection and close toe shoes.