Introduction
Coral Cay Conservation are an award-winning, leading specialist in community-based coral reef and forest conservation. The Coral Cay family consists of thousands of volunteers, specialists, NGO's, communities and scholars from all over the world. Our approach to conservation has always been based on citizen-science meaning anyone can join our expeditions and help give back to the environment, helping the local communities that depend on such natural resources as a source of livelihood.
Types of Projects
marine conservation and tropical forest conservation projects
Locations
Kenya (forest), The Philippines (Marine) and Cambodia (Marine)
Timeline
Two to 16 weeks
Accommodations
Very basic but efficient. Dormitory style rooms with everyone in the same room.
Prerequisites
16 with an adult or 18, needs to be able to speak English well, must be fit to dive for diving expeditions.
Costs
Starting from £925 for two weeks including all training, most equipment, food, accommodation and supervision.
To Apply
www.coralcay.org or email info@coralcay.org
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