How to identify the UK’s most common butterfly species
17th April 2024
What would nature be without the beauty of butterflies? We have 59 species of butterflies in the UK with two species being migrants. They are a vital part of our... Read more17th April 2024
What would nature be without the beauty of butterflies? We have 59 species of butterflies in the UK with two species being migrants. They are a vital part of our... Read more17th April 2024
This Citizen Science Month, we are thrilled to announce that our FreshWater Watch community groups have collected over 40,000 data sets across the globe. For more than a decade, our... Read more15th April 2024
Our Director of Science and Policy, Dr Sasha Woods, shares some key insights from the ECSA conference and reflects on how citizen science projects can hold the power to influence... Read more3rd April 2024
Pollinators are powerful! There are many different types of pollinators, from buzzing bees to beautiful beetles. They play a huge role in supporting all kinds of life, including humans. Read... Read more28th March 2024
Much of Earthwatch Europe’s work wouldn’t have the impact it does without public support, including the wonderful fundraisers who have run (or walked) the London Marathon for us. Hear from our... Read more14th March 2024
Our Science Coordinator, Georgie Sturgeon, celebrates the remarkable contributions made by our Tiny Forest citizen scientists, and shares some of the key insights from our latest Tiny Forest Monitoring Report.... Read more7th March 2024
Our newly-appointed Director of Science & Policy, Dr Sasha Woods, reflects on her journey through the wonderful world of science, achieving this new milestone in her career, and the research... Read more14th February 2024
Much of Earthwatch Europe’s work wouldn’t have the impact it does without public support, including the wonderful fundraisers who have run (or walked) the London Marathon for us. Hear from our... Read more13th February 2024
As a proud partner of the Evenlode Catchment Partnership (ECP), we join the celebrations of its 10th anniversary. Earlier this year, we were thrilled to see a local primary school... Read more11th February 2024
Earthwatch Senior Researcher, Dr Sasha Woods, looks at how a new Horizon Europe project aims to address gender inequality issues of global water policy by actively involving women, considering gender... Read more7th February 2024
We are thrilled to announce the addition of several new faces to our Board of Trustees. Our new trustees bring a wealth of experience and diverse perspectives, they'll play a... Read more6th February 2024
There are many barriers causing a lack of diversity in the environmental sector. Our Learning and Engagement Coordinator, Emilija Rudzinskaite, explores them and shares how Earthwatch is working towards removing... Read more30th January 2024
Much of Earthwatch Europe’s work wouldn’t have the impact it does without public support, including the wonderful fundraisers who have run (or walked) the London Marathon for us. Hear from our... Read more23rd January 2024
Welcome to our guide on how to feed the birds in your garden or other outdoor space, written by volunteer Alex Acott. Putting out food brings quite a variety of... Read more6th December 2023
We are thrilled to announce the winner and highly commended runners-up of The Wild Cities Photography Competition which we ran between May – October 2023 in proud partnership with Canon... Read moreCopyright 2024. All Rights Reserved