Nature Conservation as a Way Of Life

Nature Conservation as a Way Of Life

Get Involved! Become an EwA Ambassador

Your support to protect Biodiversity and act for Climate makes the World a Better place for both People & Nature [More »]

Get Involved! Become an EwA Ambassador

Your support to protect Biodiversity and act for Climate makes the World a Better place for both People & Nature [More »]

  What we Do

EwA is action-driven nature conservation. 

» Engage through Co-creative Citizen Science & Direct Experiences

» Cultivate Ecological Science, Ethics & Leadership

» Reconcile Environmental Attitude, Knowledge & Behavior

 

Our Mission

Learn ▸ Practice ▸  Inspire


Learn ▸ Biodiversity & Nature Systems

Get a Wild Attitude ꙳ Be Informed ꙳ Act Responsibly

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Wildlife Documentation Photography Essentials
Wildness Etiquette
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The Wetlands Rules-2
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Conservation FWE Main-2
Wildlife Documentation Photography Essentials
Wildness Etiquette
Traveling Ess
Herp Rules-2
The Reef Rules-2
EwA Page Banner_3
The Wetlands Rules-2
Wildlife Watching-2
Conservation Leader Rules-2
The Zoo Goer Etiquette-2
Zoo Eval Guide
Pesek's little one-2
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The EwA guides & etiquettes are focused on ecology, habitats, species, and human activities/disciplines.
They help us minimize our footprint, 'positive' our impact & spread ecological mindfulness. [ EwA Knowledge Resources » ]

Practice ▸ Sound Science & Ecological Experiences

A Bridge between People & Nature ꙳ Protecting what we Love 


EwA Conservation Citizen Science and EwA Nature Circles cultivate mindful ecological experiences combining science, wellness, ethics & art.
Any one of us, anywhere in the World can be an advocate for nature either through science or nature experiences. Enjoy! [ Citizen Science » ] [ Nature Activities » ]

Inspire ▸ Nature Leadership

Committing ꙳ Sharing  ꙳ Leading by Example 


Caring means sharing and inspiring others. Getting closer to Nature has never been more important. To alleviate the pressure that we are putting on Nature, together, we need to inspire and make our quest a collective quest.

Make your Nature connection
a deeply rooted & shared experience

[ Take the Pledge »  ]

EwA Featured News


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EwA Internship » Biodiversity and Climate Citizen Science

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🏞️ Forest Immersion » Going Back Home

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Wildlife selfies harm animals − even when scientists share images with warnings in the captions

Wildlife selfies harm animals − even when scientists share images with warnings in the captions Author: Andrea L. DiGiorgio, Princeton University...
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Dogs–The Scoop on Poop

Dogs–The Scoop on Poop It's just one dog! Is dog poop really that bad? How about not using a bag...
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Conservation Needs Ecology Participatory Science!

Conservation Needs Natural History Participatory Science ▹ EwA's participatory science model presented at ICCB 2023 (SCB's 31st International Congress for...
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EwA Participatory Science Volunteering

Biodiversity & Climate Science Need You! 🍃 It is critical to understand how climate and land use affect plant and...
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Keeping a Forest Whole

Keeping a Forest Whole ▹ EwA conservation study presented at NENHC 2023 and C*Sci 2023 Authors: Claire O'Neill and Mina...
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Testimonial – Kate

✨ Kate's Testimonial "The community is so full of passion and kindness; they helped me further my love for nature...
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Birds in Winter, Deadwood & Collembolans

Field Highlights » Birds in Winter, Deadwood & Springtails Season: Winter | Location: New-England's meadows, forests, parks, and gardens.EwA runs...
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Testimonial – Mina

✨ Mina's Testimonial "Part of what makes EwA’s citizen science program so valuable is its emphasis on an ecosystem approach...
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Lichens, Pollution, and Us

Lichens, Pollution, and Us Learning how clean the air of a place is by documenting its lichens… Visit a forested...
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Caring for Frogs and Salamanders in their Own Home

Caring for Frogs and Salamanders —Herping Ethically 🐸  This season, we've seen a lot of posts showing salamander egg masses...
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Keeping the Fells Whole

Keeping the Fells Whole Earthwise Aware Report 2021 Documenting habitat fragmentation in a mixed-use urban forest Publication: January 29th, 2022...
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Don’t Hike so Close to Me: How the Presence of Humans Can Disturb Wildlife up to Half a Mile Away

Don’t hike so close to me: How the presence of humans can disturb wildlife up to half a mile away Authors:...
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Even Scientists Take Selfies With Wild Animals –Here’s Why They Shouldn’t

Even Scientists Take Selfies with Wild Animals. Here's Why They Shouldn't. One of the great things about being a biologist...
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