Join our project and become part of an active research team. Learn to dive while doing hands-on conservation projects!

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

Make a difference by removing lionfish, an invasive species decimating reef ecosystems. Learn to dive while culling lionfish.

Gain real insight into marine conservation work and methodologies through hands-on conservation training and work experience.

This one-of-kind internship is suited to ocean enthusiasts and aspiring marine biologists looking for worthwhile field experience with a diverse range of shark species.

Internships are designed to help newly certified Eco-divers put their training into practice in a real life environment and see how the theory translates into practice.

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

We have a unique marine environment here and some of it has never been surveyed before. We can guarantee you you'll make a genuine difference to its conservation.

Become a PADI Advanced Open Water diver, learn and apply Marine Conservation & Marine Science Survey Techniques and work together with Universities using this data!

This volunteer contributes to an ongoing initiative to improve and monitor marine and coastal ecosystem health.

Get your PADI Advanced Open Water and PADI Coral Reef Research Diver qualifications as a member of an expedition team working on critical marine conservation

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

contribute to conserving and building a new coral reef in North Bali. Transplanting broken coral and growing new baby coral is the practical experience you'll receive.

Earn your PADI diving certificate when you join this conservation team and discover Mexico’s Mesoamerican coral reef and its abundant wildlife.

LAMAVE's whale shark research and conservation projects will allow volunteers to study whale sharks in the water through photo identification and other research work.

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

This unique placement opportunity is not offered anywhere else and gives volunteers to truly make a difference to marine conservation.