Earthwatch Europe presents international research into nature-based solutions as a sustainable tool for building resilient cities
25th January 2022
Read moreEarthwatch researchers present special issue of Sustainability Journal
20th January 2022
Earthwatch researchers, alongside representatives of the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Royal Holloway and the French National Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Environment, edited the issue. Ten papers have been... Read more
Earthwatch invites business partners to accelerate environmental sustainability through immersive learning
12th January 2022
Businesses are at the front line of global efforts to achieve environmental sustainability. In this new era of constant change, the winners will be those who embed and action their... Read more
Severn Trent reveal first Tiny Forest sites across West Midlands in partnership with Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games as work progresses with the pledge to create Birmingham 2022s carbon-neutral legacy
5th November 2021
Changing Lives Through Rugby (the community arm of Erdington Rugby Club), Saltley Academy and Bloxwich Community Orchard Group revealed as first Tiny Forest sites Bloxwich, Wednesbury, Darlaston, Willenhall and Walsall... Read more
Fresh water measurements shine a light on the poor state of our rivers compared to European counterparts, according to a report published today by environmental organisation Earthwatch Europe.
25th October 2021
A total of 631 measurements were taken across the Thames catchment area in England and Eindhoven in the Netherlands during the WaterBlitz, which ran from 24 to 27 September. This event brought the total number of global FreshWater Watch samples to over... Read more
Thames Water partnership to save the River Evenlode battling through poo
25th October 2021
The River Evenlode winds its way through some of the Cotswold's most picturesque scenery and is a popular place for both residents and tourists to spend time beside. Children used... Read more
Wee Forests to leave living legacy for COP26 in Glasgow
19th October 2021
Led by Earthwatch Europe and NatureScot, the project will create pockets of nature-rich green space across the city as a living legacy and celebration of COP26. Together Glasgow City Council,... Read more
Earthwatch Europe pledges to use citizen science to improve rivers and lakes
28th September 2021
This data has been collected by over 14,000 people, who have analysed water samples from more than 1,200 waterbodies from chalk streams in Oxfordshire, UK to Lake Tanganyika in... Read moreA Japanese forestry technique takes root in the UK
13th August 2021
Witney Tiny Forest, 17 months after it was planted. Credit Witney Tree Keepers. On 14 March 2020, Earthwatch Europe, in partnership with Witney Town Council and volunteers from the... Read more
Earthwatch Europe awarded funding to train teachers in environmental education
22nd July 2021
The £19,000 grant awarded by the Kusuma Trust will enable the Earthwatch Education team to train 70 pre-qualified teachers in providing inspiring environmental education. Working in partnership with the London East Teacher... Read more
FreshWater Watch launches in the Netherlands
20th July 2021
Earthwatch Europe is delighted to announce the roll-out of its FreshWater Watch programme to the Netherlands, thanks to support from Naturalis Biodiversity Center. FreshWater Watch is a global programme in which individuals and communities monitor the health of rivers, lakes, streams, ponds... Read more