Over 100 weeks (from August 2023 to July 2025), DARWIN200 will beam out weekly classroom episodes intended to inspire children’s curiosity and passion for learning. The World’s Most Exciting Classroom is completely free to join!
Going live into the field with our researcher, Jut Wynne. He’s been in the field, hanging off the sides of cliffs and climbing deep into caves, collecting invertebrate species.
The Oosterschelde has just arrived at Rapa Nui (also known as Easter Island)
The Oosterschelde has been sailing for as week towards Rapa Nui (known to many as Eastern Island), since it left the Galapgos
The Oosterschelde has just left the Galapagos and is sailing for Rapa Nui (known to many as Eastern Island)
WMEC host Joe Grabowski has just returned from the Galapagos with the Darwin200 team. Join in for a recap of the amazing 10 days Joe spent exploring the Galapagos, broadcasting live from the field and getting up close and personal with hammerhead sharks, sea lions, giant tortoise, sea turtles, penguins, blue-footed boobies and so much more!
The Oosterschelde will be setting sail for Bartolomé, a beautiful little island off the coast of a larger island called Santiago.
– The Oosterschelde is anchored off San Cristobal, one of the oldest islands in the Galapagos! We’ll have a live uplink from the ship with one of the camera crew.
A segment from: The World’s Most Exciting Classroom Episode 34
In this segment from The World’s Most Exciting Classroom, we find out the results to the Rear Your Own Brine Shrimp Experiment.
