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Experience the world! Apply now! www.Earthwatch.org/Education Earthwatch . An Earthwatch fellowship will give you the world! As an Earthwatch fellow you will... Receive... Funding to join one of over 90 Earthwatch expeditions across the world. Join... A team of volunteers for one to two weeks, supporting environmental research by leading scientists. Share... Your experiences through lessons, presentations and events inspired by your Earthwatch fellowship. Educator and Student Fellowships. Turn over for more!
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Page 1: Earthwatch Fellowship Outreach Poster

Experience the world! Apply now! www.Earthwatch.org/Education

Earthwatch. An Earthwatch fellowship will give you the world! As an Earthwatch fellow you will...

Receive... Funding to join one of over 90 Earthwatch expeditions across the world.

Join... A team of volunteers for one to two weeks, supporting environmental research by leading scientists.

Share... Your experiences through lessons, presentations and events inspired by your Earthwatch fellowship.

Educator and Student Fellowships.

Turn over for more!

Page 2: Earthwatch Fellowship Outreach Poster

Coastal Ecology of the Bahamas: Think of warm, aqua blue waters, coral reefs, gentle breezes, and white sand beaches that stretch on seem-ingly forever. Just off the coast of Florida, stretching lazily across the Tropic of Cancer, this island chain has been surprisingly unmarred by development until re-cently. Biologists Dr. Kathleen Sullivan Sealey and Lester Flowers are developing powerful new tools to examine the effects of growing coastal development on the plants and animals living nearby. You will contribute to the sustainable development of these scenic isles.

Hunting for Caterpillars: Caterpillars have developed a bizarre armory of de-fenses to protect themselves from both predators and parasites. Some eat and then use plant toxins to keep parasites off; others bungee-jump out of harm's way. Understanding why one caterpillar is a diner and the other is dinner is an important part of conserving for-ests and other habitats. Working in one of the world's richest tropical rainforests, you will help sort out the tangle of defense and offense. Assisting members of Dr. Lee Dyer's research team, you'll switch between collecting caterpillar species and their host plants; labeling and observing them back at the lab; and chemically analyzing plant and caterpillar toxins.

Experience the world! Apply now! www.Earthwatch.org/Education

Earthwatch.

Where can a Fellowship take me?

Check out two of over ninety expeditions!