
Whales and dolphins are still threatened by human activities. Join the dolphin and whale project in Tenerife to help protect them: collect research data on short-finned pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins and promote responsible whale watching – all while experiencing unforgettable moments aboard a hybrid boat.
Join this immersive marine conservation project for 1 or 2 weeks earning your PADI diving certification as you clear debris from pristine waters surrounding Alonissos. Work closely with local experts to safeguard endangered monk seals, turtles, dolphins, and seabirds. Contribute to vital marine research, coral surveys, and beach clean-ups while living in Greece's largest national marine park.
The goal of this nature conservation project in East Iceland is to preserve and protect Iceland’s natural environment while raising awareness among participating volunteers about the dangers of climate change. The focus is on promoting effective countermeasures and encouraging more environmentally friendly actions to help safeguard our planet.
Want to get involved in environmental protection and experience sustainability in action? Then come and volunteer at the Eco Village in Iceland! You'll work outdoors a lot, learn how sustainable self-sufficiency works, and support projects such as recycling, reforestation and organic farming. Experience one of the most beautiful countries on earth!
Split, la deuxième plus grande ville de Croatie, a une influence méditerranéenne spéciale qui la rend particulièrement accueillante, confortable et chaleureuse, idéale pour un écotourisme en Europe. Participer au projet de conservation marine à Split, c’est s'engager dans le nettoyage des fonds marins et la lutte contre la pollution pour protéger les espèces marines via un écotourisme en Europe.
The goal of our field volunteer program is to contribute to sustainable development in the area of the Inner Ionian island archipelago in Greece. For this activity, volunteers monitor the bird diversity and behavior for a variety of coastal ecosystems principally in the island of Kalamos, using direct observations, sound recorders and passive acoustic monitoring devices.