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Marine Conservation Research Assistant
VolunteerWorld · Nosy Komba, Madagascar
Join MRCI's marine research base at Turtle Cove on Nosy Komba to gather scientific data through reef surveys, coral bleaching assessments, underwater surveys and artificial reef construction. All volunteers receive scuba diving and theory training before joining dive-based data collection on the island's Marine Protected Area coral reef.
Sea Turtle Conservation Monitor
VolunteerWorld · Nosy Be, Madagascar
Support MRCI's Sea Turtle Monitoring Program on Nosy Komba, recording sightings of green and hawksbill turtles through snorkelling surveys and dry watches from Turtle Cove. During nesting season (October to March), volunteers join night patrols of nesting beaches to protect eggs and hatchlings, both species classified as endangered or critically endangered.
Sea Turtle Conservation — Nosy Be
International Volunteer HQ · Nosy Be, Madagascar
Join turtle conservation efforts on the stunning beaches and waters around Nosy Be, Madagascar. Volunteers help with seasonal nesting monitoring, hatchling protection, tagging surveys, and community education programs designed to boost local sea turtle populations in this critically threatened region. Fee includes beach hut accommodation shared with fellow volunteers, three traditional Malagasy meals a day, airport pickup at Fascene Airport in Nosy Be, in-country orientation, and 24/7 emergency support.
Rainforest Conservation & Wildlife Monitoring
International Volunteer HQ · Nosy Komba, Madagascar
Help protect Madagascar's unique biodiversity on Nosy Komba island. Volunteers conduct animal population monitoring, compile biodiversity data, and assist with conservation research in one of the world's most ecologically unique — and threatened — island environments. Lemurs, chameleons, and endemic bird species are among the wildlife surveyed. Fee includes open-air hut accommodation with basic facilities, three traditional Malagasy meals a day, airport pickup, in-country orientation, and 24/7 emergency support.