The EwA Traveler & Volunteer Essentials is a guide to help us prepare diligently for our nature visit, volunteering journey, and/or wildlife travel. It focuses on our safety and the safety of the people and wildlife around us. It also helps to prepare “mind, body and travel-logistically” for this adventure of a lifetime. [ Goto Guide » ]

The EwA Conservation Fieldwork Essentials help us scientists, wildlife managers, and anyone studying natural habitats fulfill our responsibilities to the scientific community, our duties to the public and wildlife welfare, and our obligations to species and ecosystems. [ Goto Guide » ]

The EwA Wildlife Documentation Photography Essentials is a guide to help take pictures for the purpose of identifying species. This is different than taking souvenir pictures or producing a perfect art shot. To avoid the disappointment of not being able to identify later that amazing plant or creature you found because you did not photograph the correct part, here are a few tips to get the right identification shots… [ Goto Guide » ]

The EwA iNat Essentials is a guide to get you started using the iNaturalist platform to record your wildlife observations. We also use iNaturalist in our citizen science projects.

ⓘ iNaturalist is an online social network of naturalists. The platform can facilitate participatory science based on the concept of mapping and sharing observations of biodiversity across the globe. iNaturalist may be accessed via its website or from its mobile applications. [ Goto Guide » ]

The EwA Zoo Evaluation Guide is a comprehensive guide to help zoo and animal sanctuary enthusiasts, and animal rescue volunteers prepare for their visit to a facility hosting wild animals so that they can objectively evaluate the welfare of the hosted animal and push when necessary for better living conditions of animals in captivity. [ Goto Guide » ]