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Whale Conservation Volunteer

Volunteering for whale conservation is a great opportunity to get close to these majestic ocean inhabitants and learn more about their protection and the threats they are facing...

Volunteering for whale conservation is a great opportunity to get close to these majestic ocean inhabitants and learn more about their protection and the threats they are facing. If you have always been fascinated by whales and marine biology, a whale conservation internship is perfect for you!

Volunteer for whale conservation along the shores of Plettenberg Bay in South Africa or Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands in Europe, and monitor the movements and behaviors of different whale species. Collecting these data will help to develop effective protection measures and to gain a deeper knowledge of the whales and their environment.

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Australia Queensland, Australia
Oceans 2 Earth Volunteers

Great Barrier Reef Marine Conservation

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1181 €  per week · 1  ‑  3  weeks · Age  17+ · Has Wifi

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

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Spain Tenerife, Spain
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Conservation of Whale and Dolphin Populations

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Contribute to critical whale and dolphin conservation initiatives in the beautiful subtropical Canary Islands archipelago. Details >

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South Africa Gansbaai, South Africa
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Whales, Sharks and Penguins Conservation

Brilliant 4.8
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Experience not only Whale, Dolphin, Shark and Penguin research and monitoring but also community education, environmental issues, ecology and ecotourism Details >

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 Surf & Help - Marine Wildlife Conservation
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Ecuador Guayaquil, Ecuador
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Surf & Help - Marine Wildlife Conservation

Brilliant 4.8
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363 €  per week · 4  ‑  50  weeks · Age  18+ · Has Wifi

Ride the waves, protect nature and make a difference! Our surf and volunteer camp in Ecuador offers more than just an adventure. Help us safeguard endangered marine life! Details >

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 Whale and Dolphin Conservation
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Whale and Dolphin Conservation

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Support us in our mission to create awareness about whales & dolphins by going out on expeditions on the first noise and emission-free catamaran on the Canary Islands. Details >

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You will join an international crew aboard a sailboat to work for the protection of our seas. And you will learn to collect data, organize and enjoy the sea at its best! Details >

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Whale & Dolphins Marine Researcher Azores Islands

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Join us on the beautiful Azores islands and embark on a journey to become a whale scientist researching and assisting experienced academic staff. Details >

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this marine conservation program you’ll use your diving skills to collect essential data on the local coral reef, which comprises 80% of the world’s coral reefs Details >

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Costa Rica Quepos, Costa Rica
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Marine Protection and Conservation Research

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Ready to take your scuba diving to the next level? Passionate about the world of Marine Conservation and Marine Science? Become a professional PADI Divemaster now! 🤿 Details >

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Tanzania Mtwara, Tanzania
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Humpback Whale Research

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503 €  per week · 2  ‑  6  weeks · Age  18+ · Has Wifi

Focuses on monitoring of the migrating humpback whales in Tanzania, via boat surveys with data collection on distribution, behaviour, photo-ID and acoustics. Details >

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Italy Sanremo, Italy
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Research Assistant for Cetacean Species

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FRom mid May to the end of September participants will be involved in the research on cetaceans living in the vessel "Pelagos sanctuary". Details >

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South Africa Plettenberg Bay, South Africa
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Coastal Conservation, Research & Education Helper

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

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Mexico Puerto Ángel, Mexico
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Whale Monitoring Supporter

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Learn about whale populations crossing Oaxaca coast, collaborating with biologists and locals. Dolphins, turtles and snorkeling above corals, will be part of your life! Details >

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Spain Tenerife, Spain
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Marine Biology Internship Tenerife

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Contribute to ensure a healthy and resilient marine ecosystem and species in Tenerife in the beautiful subtropical island archipelago - Canary Islands. Details >

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Mozambique Banguerra Islands, Mozambique
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Dolphin, Turtle, Shark and Ray Research

Brilliant 4.7
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877 €  per week · 2  ‑  12  weeks · Age  18+ · Has Wifi

Play a vital role in the study of Mozambique’s oldest marine protected area, home to the last viable population of dugongs in East Africa. Details >

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 Penguin, Whale and Dolphin Conservation
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South Africa Cape Town, South Africa
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Penguin, Whale and Dolphin Conservation

Brilliant 4.7
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736 €  per week · 2  ‑  24  weeks · Age  18+ · Has Wifi

Join hands-on marine conservation experiences like whale monitoring, rehabilitation of endangered African penguins and shark research Details >

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 Marine and Animal Conservation
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South Africa Plettenberg Bay, South Africa
Rainbow Garden Village

Marine and Animal Conservation

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772 €  per week · 2  ‑  12  weeks · Age  18+ · Has Wifi

Support a foundation protecting endangered marine life (whales, dolphins, turtles, seabirds) through conservation, research, and education while exploring South Africa! Details >

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South Africa Sodwana Bay, South Africa
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Scuba diving Conservationist & researcher

Brilliant 4.7
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Flex Option
1344 €  per week · 2  ‑  4  weeks · Age  18+ · Has Wifi

Get your PADI/Advanced open water and Dive into a world of volunteering where you can experience, research and conserve some of the best coral reefs in the world! Details >

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 Marine Field Research
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South Africa Mossel Bay, South Africa
Oceans Research Institute

Marine Field Research

Excellent 4.9
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855 €  per week · 4  ‑  12  weeks · Age  18+ · Has Wifi

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

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Volunteer Abroad Whale Conservation

Volunteer Projects and Internships with Whales

Volunteers passionate about the ocean will undoubtedly know the largest mammal on our planet. Whales come in different shapes and sizes but are nearing extinction for several reasons. Those of you who are concerned about life in the ocean can volunteer for a whale conservation project. Help with research on these loners of the sea and observe their behavior. Keep track of their numbers to support future conservation efforts. Divers, snorkelers will be delighted as they immerse themselves in the underwater world. Volunteer for a whale conservation program abroad and witness some of the grandest species of the sea in Africa, Europe or the Caribbean are awaiting your help.

When we think of these massive sea creatures, we generally think of the orca and the blue whale. Orcas have sadly been used to entertain people in sea parks for decades while the blue whale is known as the largest mammal on the planet. There are plenty more species however and there may be a few facts you may not have known about them, so let’s get started:

  • There are two main categories: Baleen and Toothed Whales.
  • Baleen whales are much larger than toothed whales and have two blowholes instead of just one.
  • Baleen whales don’t have teeth and filter their food through the baleen (the filter-feed system inside their mouth).
  • Humans have killed over 2,8 million whales in the 20th century alone.
  • They are mammals because they breathe air and nurse their young.
  • They will drown if they are underwater for more than 30 minutes.
  • They can suffer from sunburns.
  • Whales feed almost solely on krill which are small shrimp-like crustaceans about an inch long.

Whale conservation status in 2025

According to the IUCN SSC Cetacean Specialist Group (CSG), 24 out of 92 cetacean species are considered endangered or vulnerable - thereof 5 out of 17 whale species. There are so many different species it’s difficult to keep track of each of them separately. For some species, there’s no recording of their population at all.

The two main categories are baleen and toothed whales. The main difference between these types is their size and manner of feeding. Baleen whales feed through the baleen while the toothed variant uses their teeth. Baleen whales are huge ranging from 6m to 34 m. Toothed whales are more moderate in size ranging from 1.4m to 20m. Did you know that dolphins are actually categorized as toothed whales?

The past has proven to be a difficult time for the baleen whale as they were hunted for commercial reasons. Early humans hunted them for food and oil but in the 19th and 20th century, whalebone became another reason they were so coveted. Whalebone was used for women’s corsets, buggy whips, and umbrella ribs. Nowadays, whalebone has been replaced by plastic.

Despite the 1986 IWC ban on commercial whaling, some countries refuse to end their whaling operations. Many baleen whale species remain depleted due to commercial whaling practices that are still ongoing in Japan, Norway, and Iceland.

Why are Whales endangered?

Although various efforts have been made in the past years to protect this humongous sea mammal, several species still remain endangered. Let’s take a closer look at some of the factors that are contributing to this:

Whaling

There are still countries that allow commercial whaling activities. This is affecting populations of certain whale species and will continue to contribute to their declining numbers if nothing changes.

Climate change

According to WWF, climate change has an impact on the whale species due to the rise of the sea temperature, freshening of seawater, the rise in sea level, the loss of polar habitat and the decline of krill populations which is their main source of food.

Fishing and entrapment in fishing gear

Whales are still frequent victims of bycatch during legal fishing activities. Although technology is improving, bycatch remains a huge threat.

Tourism and boat traffic

Increased coastal traffic for travel tourism purposes including diving, whale watching, and fishing poses a significant risk to the whale, the dolphin as well as other large sea animals as they can collide with the boat or the propellers causing serious injuries.

Marine debris and pollution

Garbage ranging from cans to plastic bags and bottles often end up in the sea posing a huge health threat as the marine life ingests toxic and indigestible trash. Marine pollution poses a huge threat nowadays affecting all species.

These are a few of the main reasons why these creatures are threatened. If you enjoy diving, are fascinated by the underwater world and eager to help, volunteer for a marine conservation program and work toward giving the giants of the ocean a better fighting chance.

What whale species are there?

There are around 12 species of whales with subspecies. The two main categories are the baleen whales and the toothed whales.

Baleen Whale

  • Northern Right Whale
  • Pygmy Right Whale
  • Grey Whale
  • Rorquals (Blue Whale, Fin Whale, Humpback Whale, etc)

Toothed Whales

  • Sperm Whale
  • White Whale
  • Beaked Whale
  • {Bottlenose Dolphins, Pilot Whales, and Killer Whale
  • Porpoise
  • River Dolphin
  • Amazon River Dolphin
  • Chinese River Dolphin

They all live in different parts of the world ranging from North and South America, Africa, Europe, Australia to Asia. Some are categorized as endangered while others are vulnerable. The most endangered species are the north Atlantic right whale. There may only be around 500 left. The humpback and blue whale are also nearing extinction with dwindling population numbers.

Best places to work with Whales

Volunteers eager to help contribute to whale and marine life conservation projects will be happy to hear they have a number of destinations abroad where they can fulfill valuable volunteer tasks. One thing is a given, the ocean will play the leading role during this experience. We hope you don’t get seasick and that you’re excited about diving and snorkeling. If this is the case, continue reading to find out which destinations are just a click away:

Caribbean

Volunteers eager to experience island life and witness some of the most exquisite sealife can head to the Dominican Republic and work toward protecting endangered sea life with a backdrop of palm trees and sandy beaches.

Europe

If you’re eager to do your volunteering in Europe, opt for a Greece or Spain island. Enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean and contribute to conserving its unique ecosystem.

South Africa

Volunteers who are a fan of diving will get the chance to dive into some of the most fascinating locations on the planet. Most projects are located around the southern part of Africa which will give you access to the most remote nature.

Africa
  • Mozambique
  • South Africa
  • Tanzania
Americas
  • Costa Rica
  • Mexico
Asia
  • Indonesia
Europe
  • Greece
  • Italy
  • Spain

How can I help to save Whales?

We can all play a role in increasing the survival chance for whales. By refraining from buying and consuming whale products, you are disabling the market which will discourage the hunt for whales in the future. Volunteers with more time on their hands, can join one of the whale conservation projects and help with tasks ranging from observational research to diving excursions to clean up the ocean. Travel abroad to the most exotic locations and donate your precious time to a marine conservation project. These are some tasks you will be spending your time on if you work for one of the whale conservation volunteer programs.

Your tasks as a volunteer

Are you ready to get close to the giants of the sea? Whether your project takes you to Europe, South Africa or the Caribbean, let’s look at some of the things you will be doing during your volunteer experience abroad:

  • Observing the whales and in some cases the dolphin or other marine life
  • ID photograph them and identify them
  • Gather data on size, sex, and behavior
  • Gain experience in marine research techniques and analysis

These tasks are related to research about the whale but it may be possible that whale volunteers also monitor other sea life animals like the dolphin and the coral reef during this experience. Each project has a different emphasis. Some programs will focus mainly on research while others will have a greater emphasis on the environmental impact.

Some whale projects also offer the opportunity to teach the local community during the program. Providing people with an education on the topic is an excellent way to protect whales toward the future. This is also a great opportunity to connect with the local community and bring across the message that they also play an important part in the conservation of marine life.

5 benefits of volunteering with Whales

Being the loners that they are and preferring a life in solitude, spotting whales is an incredible experience in itself. You will be contributing to the conservation of the largest creature on our planet which is slowly nearing extinction. Besides contributing to the environment and indulging in the best diving experience ever, let’s take a look at what the benefits your volunteer adventure will have in store for you.

Learning Opportunities

Not only will you learn more about the whale during the project but you will become more aware of their environment. You will get hands-on experience in conservation, research, and observation. The volunteer program will give you opportunities to do valuable research and it will also bring you in touch with the local community. This will be a wonderful opportunity and time for cultural interchange. Volunteers pursuing an education in zoology will learn a great deal during this experience.

People

Besides the local community, you will also connect with other volunteers who have the same goal as you and similar interests. Rest assured that you will make meaningful connections with those who share your love for marine life.

Travel

If you’re an adventurer and love to travel, nothing will stop you from discovering your surroundings. There are several projects available with excellent destinations. Africa, Europe or the Caribbean are within your reach. Grasp this chance to explore and discover the world that lies beneath the surface.

Experiences

Volunteering is a brilliant way to expand your perspective of the world. Issues that seemed huge problems before, may seem trivial after your whale volunteer experience. Life experiences like this provide valuable baggage that can prove helpful in the future. Volunteer and witness how you become a stronger individual.

Health Improvements

Multiple research has demonstrated that volunteering leads to better health and a healthier state of mind. Those who volunteer have lower mortality rates, function better and suffer less from depression later in life. Volunteer with whales and experience the satisfaction of knowing you are helping an endangered species. Volunteer abroad and see what it does for your health and happiness!

Volunteering for one of the whale conservation projects will teach you a great deal more about the habits of this massive marine animal. You will learn about the environment and the culture of your destination too. Whether you opt to volunteer for one of the projects in Africa, Europe or the Caribbean, you will reap the benefits for years to come.

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