Join an award winning project and become part of an active research team. Learn to dive or further your skills while doing hands-on conservation projects!

Volunteers directly impact animal lives by assisting the centre with sick and injured turtles, feeding turtles, cleaning tanks, as well as education and research.

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

Join us as a volunteer, learn scientific diving and study marine biology, help campaign and meet people from all over the world who may end up as your lifelong friends.

Make a difference by removing lionfish, an invasive species decimating reef ecosystems. Learn to dive or further your skills while culling lionfish with our team.

MRCI's Marine Conservation volunteers are involved in a variety of projects focused on the protection of the marine ecosystem in Madagascar.

Rehabilitate and release turtles that have been rescued from the illegal pet trade, while educating Maldives' community about environmental awareness.

Work in the field to help Whale Shark conservation!

Gain real insight into marine conservation work and methodologies through hands-on conservation training and work experience, while also having lots of fun!

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

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.

This is your chance to improve your species ID skills and contribute to the creation of marine protected areas in the heart of the coral triangle.

The reefs of Malapascua are beautiful...but under pressure. Learn the methods and techniques used to assess and quantify their health and contribute to their protection.

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

We are committed to the conservation of sharks, other marine creatures and our oceans through dedicated research and community outreach projects.

Dive in some of the least explored marine sites in the world and work towards a sustainable environment in Madagascar.

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