Marine Conservation Volunteering Abroad
Type of volunteering - marine conservation projects
Become part of the research teams we work with around the world which are contributing to global conservation and monitoring specific species such as whale sharks, turtles and manta rays. Most of the projects involve scuba diving to carry out marine surveys and data collection. If you haven’t dived before you can learn to dive on the projects (PADI / SSI or equivalent) or if you are already a diver it’s a great chance to develop your dive skills!
Caribbean Reef Conservation
Belize
- Join an award-winning project on the world's second largest coral reef
- Learn to dive or develop your skills whilst carrying out surveys and conservation work
Duration: 1 – 12 weeks +
Cost from: £995 / $1275
Marine Conservation
South Africa
- Learn or advance diving skills and enjoy some fantastic diving in the Indian Ocean
- Receive marine ecology training and contribute to turtle, shark, potato bass and manta ray research
Duration: 2 - 10 weeks
Cost from: £1345 / $1720
Marine Conservation
Thailand
- Contribute to the research, protection and restoration of reefs in Koh Tao
- Open to all dive levels and experience, conservation certificates included
Duration: 1 – 12 weeks +
Cost from: £795 / $1020
Turtle Conservation
Costa Rica
- Join an active conservation team monitoring and protecting sea turtle populations
- Work alongside international and local staff and learn about turtles and conservation whilst living on the stunning Pacific coast
Duration: 1 – 12 weeks
Cost from: £895 / $1145
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We have long term relationships with hand-picked projects that have lasting and positive impact. We are a highly experienced and passionate team, here to support you!
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