THE PROJECT
BRINGING THE ADVENTURE OF SCIENCE TO LIFE
The HMS Beagle Project uses hands-on learning to engage young people with science, while delivering original biodiversity and climate change research. Find out more about our learning and science programmes around the world.
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BE A PART OF A GLOBAL OUTREACH EFFORT
We’ve got an ambitious idea but we can’t do it alone. We’re looking for partners with the global vision, ambition and commitment to make a difference. Interested? Find out more...
THE REBUILD
A BEAGLE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
We are working to rebuild the sailing ship that carried Charles Darwin on ‘the most important event’ of his life. Built of larch and oak, the modern Beagle will use GPS navigation, satellite communications and modern safety equipment. Find out more.
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IN THE NEWS
OUR LATEST NEWS
Find out the latest stories from the project below.
February 2013 news update
Feb. 21, 2013
Fundacion Beagle celebrates one year
Jan. 31, 2013
HMS Beagle replica could be Pembroke Dock turning point
Jan. 27, 2013
HMS Beagle Trust recognised in UK-Chile joint statement on science, innovation and education
Nov. 16, 2012
History repeats itself in the Falklands
March 30, 2012
BLOG
THE BEAGLE PROJECT BLOG
Visit our blog to hear from the worldwide HMS Beagle Project team, and to have your say!
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IMAGE CREDITS
Ship plans, courtesy Detlev Loell and Partners.
HMS Beagle off the Galapagos Islands (painted by John Chancellor), courtesy Dr Gordon Chancellor.
Beagle Channel Wildlife and Sights, CC source: MSchutt,
Flickr.
Atacama Large Millimeter Array, courtesy ESO/Jose Francisco Salgado .
Darwin Experience images courtesy Marten Lewis, Darwin
Experience.
Paraty Church, CC source: kzelnio, Flickr.
Santiago flowers, CC source: alobos, Flickr.
Adelaide 2011 from Fourth International Barcode of Life Conference
Ship plans, courtesy Detlev Loell and Partners.
HMS Beagle off the Galapagos Islands (painted by John Chancellor), courtesy Dr Gordon Chancellor.
Beagle Channel Wildlife and Sights, CC source: MSchutt,
Flickr.
Atacama Large Millimeter Array, courtesy ESO/Jose Francisco Salgado .
Darwin Experience images courtesy Marten Lewis, Darwin
Experience.
Paraty Church, CC source: kzelnio, Flickr.
Santiago flowers, CC source: alobos, Flickr.
Adelaide 2011 from Fourth International Barcode of Life Conference