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The expeditions are unique in terms of the remote site location, high staff to volunteer ratio and low costs. The data collected by volunteers is used to develop sustainable local environmental management plans for the unique reef systems. These plans focus on improving the quality of life of the local communities who depend on these marine resources, while maintaining the biological diversity and productivity of the reefs.
Through work conducted so far, we have already set-up one of Madagascar’s first experimental community-run Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). As a volunteer, you are able to dive in unique uncharted reef systems and collect data to further marine coastal conservation efforts significantly.
Every effort is made to minimise the environmental impact of our expeditions. Volunteers are requested to bring only bio-degradable products, and energy use is renewable whenever possible.
Our expedition teams are led by Malagasy divers and scientists and international researchers. Volunteers work with local communities on all of the expedition projects. This collaboration ensures that the work of our expedition team is sensitive to local traditions and volunteers have the opportunity to experience local culture and customs. The expedition camp has been built by local people and our expeditions create employment opportunities in the area.
This project and volunteer contributions raise funds to help train local people to scuba dive and learn scientific research methods that will give them opportunities to work within the new MPA.





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