The climate crisis and biodiversity crisis are the most significant threats to our society, environment and economy. With $44 trillion of economic value at severe or moderate risk due to nature loss (WEF 2020), and the UN announcing a Decade of Action for business and society, it is time to invest and work together to save the natural world.
Earthwatch partners with corporations as we see a critical role for large, globally-diversified organisations in the shift towards a net zero, nature positive future.
Our mission is to empower people to take action for the environment and save the natural world. We believe that working together with businesses and corporations to help identify and take actions to minimise impact on the natural world is crucial.
Tiny Forests are densely-packed native patches of bushland the size of a tennis court. They are a powerhouse for urban cooling, oases for flora and fauna, and a community wellbeing hub.
Businesses can fight climate change, address their CSR & ESG requirements, and empower employees to connect with nature by becoming a Tiny Forest partner.
With over 50 years of global experience under our belt, we are experts in developing and implementing citizen science projects. Accessible for all ages and backgrounds, we develop scientifically robust programs which bring our citizens closer to nature, where no formal training is required.
We can help your business identify and take actions that minimise your impact and build a sustainable future. Earthwatch's bespoke leadership development programs can help embed sustainability into your corporate culture.
Our hands-on, immersive in-field experiences, transform corporate employees into citizen scientists and develop informed responses on how key environmental issues and mega trends affect business now and into the future.
To discuss corporate partnership opportunities, please fill out our Partnership Enquiry form and we will get in contact with you as soon as possible.
We have worked with a number of blue-chip companies to deliver sustainability programs.
Building Australia’s capacity to understand the importance of biodiversity and how to protect it, by increasing the collection and sharing of scientific data using a collaborative approach with the Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment. Since the program began, 1,781 new species have been discovered.
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