Join a team working on coral reef conservation, environmental field surveys, marine research, digital communications and sustainable island operations. Selected participants may receive a monthly stipend, food, accommodation, practical training and a certificate based on their role and completed work.

Nursery & Dive Teams

Community Outreach

Data & Lab Operations

Certified divers assist our marine biologists with offshore nursery cleaning, coral outplanting on degraded reefs, and routine underwater photographic monitoring along coastal survey transects.

Lead educational workshops for visiting school groups, staff coastal cleanup booths, and deliver interactive presentations that translate marine science into actionable community conservation steps.

Support land-based aquaculture tanks, record daily water quality parameters, digitize field logs, and assist our research team with specimen labeling and environmental mapping databases.

All volunteer placements include safety orientation, marine equipment briefing, and guided fieldwork alongside resident scientists. Shifts schedule on monthly cycles.

Contribute directly to critical marine conservation through structured field placements, baseline ecological monitoring, and accredited scientific reporting in active reef zones.

Environmental Impact Assessment Associate

Marine Field Survey Associate

Support environmental baseline studies, impact observations, field documentation and preparation of assessment reports under qualified professionals.

Assist with reef surveys, habitat observations, species population tracking, and underwater data collection alongside marine research specialists.

Suitable for: Environmental science, ecology, environmental engineering.

Suitable for: Marine biology, oceanography, coastal resource management.