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Donating to Earthwatch Australia is a direct investment in the future of our planet.

Your support funds critical scientific research, conservation initiatives, and education programs that protect wildlife, restore ecosystems, and address climate change. Every contribution helps empower scientists, volunteers, and communities to take meaningful action where it’s needed most. By donating, you’re not just giving—you’re creating lasting change for nature and future generations. Join us in making a difference—donate today!

Your tax-deductible donation will be directed where it’s needed most—supporting outdoor education, hands-on science, and critical research to protect Australia’s ecosystems. Together, we can create a thriving future for people and nature.

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How your money helps

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Helps produce vital research outcomes and publications that influence global agendas and guide evidence-based environmental management.

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Helps provide nature-based practical learning opportunities for teachers, educators and the next generation of environmental leaders.

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Helps top scientists and dedicated volunteers working in the field gathering critical information on our natural environment.

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Supports a Scientist-led ClimateWatch Trail walk and species identification workshop, offering hands-on learning and vital contributions to biodiversity research.

$50

Helps produce vital research outcomes and publications that influence global agendas and guide evidence-based environmental management.

$200

Helps provide nature-based practical learning opportunities for teachers, educators and the next generation of environmental leaders.

$500

Helps top scientists and dedicated volunteers working in the field gathering critical information on our natural environment.

$1000

Supports a Scientist-led ClimateWatch Trail walk and species identification workshop, offering hands-on learning and vital contributions to biodiversity research.

How will my donation help support nature?

Your donation to Earthwatch Australia is a direct investment in the future of our planet.

Central to our approach is citizen science—where people from all walks of life gather critical environmental data that informs conservation decisions, shapes future policy, and inspires lasting behaviour change. This powerful model allows us to connect individuals with nature in a meaningful way, while generating the scientific insights needed to protect vulnerable species and ecosystems. With your support, we are:

  • Driving Environmental Research: 

    Funding rigorous, on-the-ground studies that guide real-world conservation efforts

  • Restoring Our Iconic Landscapes: 

    Enabling over 1,400 sustainability and conservation projects in more than 130 countries

  • Empowering Behaviour Change: 

    Equipping more than 100,000 people to take direct action for the environment

  • Influencing Policy: 

    Providing science-backed insights that guide environmental decision-making at local, national, and global levels

Photography: Jose Freyre, Nic Hume, Earthwatch Australia

Other Ways to Support

Join an Earthwatch Expedition

Working alongside leading researchers, you'll track elusive wildlife, study fragile ecosystems, and collect critical data to help combat climate change, support animal conservation, study fragile ecosystems and  gather data to help protect biodiversity.

Join an expedition

Attend a MangroveWatch Community event

Join our MangroveWatch Community Events in Mackay and Townsville and contribute to research that helps form better management and conservation for your threatened tidal wetlands

Register

Corporate & Community involvement

Our unique approach to staff engagement helps individuals connect directly with nature and with business-relevant sustainability research. 

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