The scientific expedition to the Amazon Rivers is aimed at studying the unique ecosystem of tropical forests, the diversity of flora and fauna. The expedition participants collected samples of water, soil and vegetation, and observed the animals.

The purpose of the expedition was not only to expand scientific knowledge, but also to draw attention to the need to protect the Amazonian forests.

The scientific expedition is aimed at exploring the underwater world of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Australia, studying the ecosystems of the coral reefs of the Great Barrier Reef and their inhabitants. The expedition participants were engaged in assessing the impact of climate change and pollution on the marine environment.

The goal of the expedition is not only to deepen knowledge about marine ecology, but also to develop recommendations for the protection and conservation of Australia's unique underwater ecosystems.

The scientific expedition to rescue whales is focused on studying the migration routes and behavior of these majestic mammals in the ocean. The expedition team members rescued a family of whales from an ice trap!

The purpose of the expedition was to monitor whale populations, as well as develop a strategy to protect whales.

The scientific expedition in the Himalayas is dedicated to exploring the unique ecosystems of the highlands, studying the impact of climate change on glaciers and the biodiversity of the region.

The participants collected data on the flora and fauna of the Himalayan highlands. In the course of the study, a strategy was developed to combat the loss of biodiversity in this area.