Volunteer Opportunity in Bali for Coral Reef and Marine Conservation 2026
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Applicant criteria
NationalityNo specific nationality required
Age
- 18 - 60
Gender
- Both
Opportunity criteria
Opportunity FieldNature and Environment
Job locationIndonesia
Deadlineavailable
Opportunity description
The Coral Reef Gardening in Indonesia programme offers a unique volunteering experience in Lovina, where volunteers participate in coral reef restoration projects and marine ecosystem conservation efforts. Participants help plant and monitor coral reefs, collect environmental data, clean beaches and coastal areas, and contribute to environmental awareness activities for local communities and schools. This opportunity is ideal for individuals interested in marine conservation, sustainability, and protecting ocean biodiversity.
Benefits
- Accommodation provided throughout the volunteering period.
- Daily meals included.
- Practical training in coral reef restoration techniques.
- Opportunity to participate in diving and marine conservation activities.
- Gain hands-on experience in marine environmental protection.
- Work alongside experts and specialists in ocean conservation.
- Experience the local culture of Bali.
- Certificate of participation upon completion of the programme.
Funding
This opportunity is partially funded and typically includes:
- Accommodation.
- Meals.
- Training and field supervision.
- Basic equipment required for environmental and conservation activities.
Duties & responsibilities
- Participate in coral reef planting and restoration activities.
- Monitor coral growth and collect environmental data.
- Contribute to beach and coastal clean-up initiatives.
- Support marine conservation and biodiversity protection projects.
- Take part in environmental awareness programmes for local communities.
- Assist with marine research activities and ecological surveys.
- Document field observations, findings, and project outcomes.
Eligibility criteria
- Applicants must be 18 years old or above.
- Strong interest in marine conservation, environmental protection, and sustainability.
- Ability to work effectively within an international and multicultural team.
- Good command of the English language.
- Suitable physical fitness for fieldwork and marine-based activities.
- No previous experience in marine biology or diving is required.
- Commitment to following safety procedures and environmental protection guidelines throughout the programme.
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