Get in direct contact with turtles and help us conserve the biggest turtle in the sea! Here you will have the chance to meet and work with awesome animals!

North Bali based NGO working with volunteers and local communities to restore and protect its coral reef ecosystems.

Help to protect and rehabilitate at-risk sea turtles whilst also taking part in community development projects. Experience a different side of Sri Lanka.

Work in the field to help Whale Shark conservation!

Research the animals of Costa Rica to learn more about their lives and ultimately, how to protect them.

Patrol along a wonderful beach and help to guard the nests of endangered marine turtles. You will also help monitor sloths in their natural habitat.

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

Volunteer to protect Olive Ridley sea turtles in Bahia Tambor, a beautiful 6 km beach in the south of Nicoya Peninsula

Pacific Coast of Ecuador: Surf, preserve nature and protect endangered marine wildlife. Let's get rid of plastic in our oceans!

Monitor the feeding habits of turtles in the Peninsular de Osa, by laying nets, catching and taking data from turtles. This is combined with mangrove reforestation

The program works with the local community, trained in sea turtle conservation who work together with volunteers to protect endangered turtles.

Help the Galapagos National Park staff in monitoring nest sizes, determining nesting patterns, and identifying species.

Join us to help with community and environmental related tasks and especially to rescue the sea turtles!

Learn to dive while helping protect and conserve the world’s biggest coral reef.

Take part in the Great Turtle Project in Sri Lanka as a turtle volunteer and have a hand in the conservation of the country's beautiful sea turtles!

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