We are committed to the conservation of sharks, other marine animals and our oceans. Volunteering with us provides the chance to contribute to meaningful research.
The plight of sharks and rays is at a critical point across the planet. Our organisation was formed in 2015 in response to the dwindling numbers of these species, as well as our passion for nature and its diverse creatures. Our goals are to conserve sharks and other marine creatures, to preserve the vitality of our oceans, and to ultimately protect our global environment.
Volunteering
with our organisation is a unique opportunity to gain experience in marine research and white
shark conservation. We provide a true educational experience, employing
scientific techniques to learn more about our ecosystem. Our
volunteers play a vital role in data collection, learn how to manage such data,
gain valuable skills in the field, and are involved with all outreach and
educational projects. This makes our Adventure a perfect fit for practicing or aspiring conservationists, marine biologists and other scientists. However, there are no specific skills, qualifications or requirements necessary to participate in our programme, except basic English and a basic level of fitness. We welcome all like-minded individuals - who are passionate about
our seas, animals and the environment in general - to join us in making a
difference to our oceans!
During your time here you will be involved with the following research projects:
1. White shark population monitoring
2.
Elasmobranch diversity and abundance project (Including catch and
release tagging trips, genetic sampling and kelp snorkelling surveys)
3. BRUVs biodiversity project
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