Work in the field to help Whale Shark conservation!

There are loads of activities we offer during your stay with us! Our motto is: research, conserve and protect!

Experience Mozambique. Volunteers can expect to have regular in-water encounters with wild dolphins while collecting and entering baseline data.

Be part of a scientific team focused on the study and conservation of coastal dolphins in the beautiful waters of western Greece.

Learn new skills and contribute to minimize the adverse environmental impact of tourism and get involved in important conservation and research programs.

Venture into Bunbury, Western Australia where you will volunteer to help with the conservation of dolphins and educate the public about these magnificent creatures!

Travel to the Seychelles and engage in crucial conservation initiatives alongside one of the leading marine & terrestrial data collection organisations.

MRCI’s Island Outreach program has volunteers visiting several remote islands undertaking various initiatives such as teaching, construction and scientific research

Gain your PADI Advanced dive certification and work alongside esteemed partners such as the Seychelles National Parks Authority on critical marine conservation.

Boat and land based surveys for bottlenose dolphins, collection of different data on cetaceans and other marine fauna, Photo-id matching/ classwork and QGIS analysis.

Participants will be involved in the research on cetaceans living in the vessel "Pelagos sanctuary".

Vivamar is an Ambassador of Dolphins to People. We research and inspire conservation of the last resident bottlenose dolphins with helping volunteers.

Volunteers work with a non-governmental organisation committed to promoting the conservation and sustainable utilisation of marine resources through research, education.

Experience not only Whale, Dolphin, Shark and Penguin research and monitoring but also community education, environmental issues, ecology and ecotourism

Contribute to critical whale & dolphin conservation initiatives in the beautiful subtropical island archipelago - Canary Islands.

Animals that are unable to survive in their natural habitat, are cared for at the protection center. In the best-case scenario, released back into the wild again.

Work with leading marine biologists as they undertake ground-breaking research on the charismatic marine mega-fauna of Southern Africa, including great white sharks.