Whether it is a local litter pick or helping the local school with a bit of wildlife gardening, your help will be much appreciated. And if you can’t do the more physical tasks, try offering to help with tasks that you have skills in, such as talking to people at local shows or writing articles or distributing leaflets.
What Biosphere Expeditions does: We are one of those organisations, but there are many, many more organisations out there that need, deserve and will appreciate your support too.
Win a place on a field science expedition: Biosphere Expeditions Exploration Bursary launched
Mental health & nature, snow leoard posing and more
For UN World Mental Health Day: Nature & mental health
Maldives coral reef report 2024 now published
Maldives: win a place, vacancies and more
Maldives Reef Check scientific paper published
Snow leopard discoveries, personal journeys and more
Our executive director Dr. Matthias Hammer is named as one of the "10 most visionary leaders to watch in 2025" | All awards
Long-term snow leopard research - thanks to citizen scientists
Portrait of our executive director Dr. Matthias Hammer in CIO Views
Thailand elephant report 2024 now published
Purpose through conservation, snow leopards and more
How three women found purpose in conservation
Nomad Nature Travel portal: "Top citizen science nature travel option for environmentally-conscious travellers" | All awards
Skyquest global ecotourism analysis report calls Biosphere Expeditions a "top player in the ecotourism market" | All awards
Our founder & executive director is called an "Entrepreneur for the Future" | All awards
Our Azores whale & dolphin expedition on The National's "cool conservation-based adventures bucket list" | All awards
How does wildlife conservation change you? Stories from 25 years of expeditions
Wild dog discovery in Malawi
Coral bleaching and corporate greed
Get Lost Magazine: Azores expedition "10 adventures that are good for you and the world" | All awards
Thailand expedition: "Wildlife trip that tick all the boxes for sustainability & authenticity" in "The Australian"
National Geographic Traveller UK lists our Maldives expedition as a "conservation-focused" diving project | All awards
Our Germany wolf expedition makes it onto the "Incredible Rewilding Projects" list in National Geographic UK | All awards
We have really enjoyed being here in Germany on the trail of the wolf. What a great time as citizen scientists – full of excitement, adventure and doing something useful for nature. Great time, great group, great cause. We'll be back!
Before Biosphere Expeditions, little attention was paid by my government to the reefs of Musandam. This has all changed and there are now protected areas, based on scientific advice, and a local NGO, coming out of capacity-building efforts. Thank you so much for all this.
We have been with Biosphere Expeditions many times across the globe and each time we felt we contributed something significant to local wildlife and people. It's certainly the most ethical, successful and best citizen science / wildlife conservation organisation we have ever experienced.
Biosphere Expeditions' support of our snow leopard conservation work here in Kyrgyzstan is crucial. With the help of their citizen scientists, we can get so much more work done, engage with locals more and create economic incentives based on ethical, low-impact citizen science tourism.
Biosphere Expeditions has given me my first job and I am very grateful as there is little work in our area. I am also very grateful for the work that the citizen scientists are doing. Since their arrival I haven’t lost any cattle to lions and hyaenas. My cattle are very important to me and for my family.
Our expectations regarding whales, dolphins and other animals, and the research work were 100% fulfilled, but the thing that made it extra special for us was the genuinely friendly and relaxed atmosphere between everyone on the expedition.
I have a bit of a soft spot for Biosphere Expeditions, because it played a big role in my life choices. My first expedition with them was to Oman and it opened my eyes to the importance of nature conservation, so I changed my career path, have been on lots more expeditions and never looked back. Thank you for instigating change.
You have inspiring leaders and scientists that are great role models. Our experience in Costa Rica has been fascinating and rewarding thanks to these incredible people, this amazing place and the efforts to save sea turtles. The memories of this inspiring journey will last a lifetime and we were fortunate to share it with you.
Thank you so much for training us in Reef Check techniques and helping us to come up with our own community-based conservation programme and local NGO. The reefs in our country need all the help they can get and we could not have done this without Biosphere Expeditions.
