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Join an innovative marine conservation programme on Koh Tao
Placement start dates depend on dive level and run throughout the year (except between mid-October to mid-December when the project is closed).”
Daily tasks
Once you’ve obtained the necessary dive qualification your days will be spent on a combination of research and restoration activities. These will likely include ecological monitoring, essentially conducting reef health surveys; underwater photography, and restoration efforts such as planting new coral.Depending on the project you select you might also be helping with the construction and maintenance of artificial reefs (used to boost marine life and take the pressure off natural reefs); tending nurseries of giant clams and coral; studying species of seahorses, sea turtles and coral predators such as crown of thorns starfish; water testing and working with community groups to raise awareness or host educational workshops.