Marine Conservation Project

Your work has a direct and measurable impact. The data you collect helps scientists understand reef changes and guide conservation policies. By working alongside Filipino staff, you promote valuable cultural exchange and support a locally-led initiative, ensuring its relevance and sustainability. Your presence strengthens the organisation's capacity to carry out larger-scale actions.
Impact and local collaboration
Participating in community events and educational camps for young people.
Raising environmental awareness among local communities and schools;
Restoring mangroves, vital ecosystems that protect coastlines and serve as nurseries for many species;
Organising and participating in beach and seabed clean-ups;
Entering and analysing collected data on computers;
Collecting data on underwater biodiversity (corals, fish, invertebrates);
Participants who are not certified divers can take on-site training through the PADI programme and advance to the advanced level, while divers who are already certified can take continuing education courses.

Your role and responsibilities
As a volunteer, you will be trained and supervised by a team of local scientists and professionals. Your role will be varied and essential to the success of conservation initiatives.