Marine conservation in Mozambique

WHALE SHARK CONSERVATION
Our whale shark protection program offers a unique experience in underwater research. Our team of qualified scientists and our state-of-the-art research center provide this environmental project with privileged access to the wildlife and ecosystem of the region.
As a volunteer on the whale shark protection project, you will be involved in organizing marine research activities under the supervision of our scientists. You will join other volunteers to collect data during scuba dives and ocean excursions along the coast of Tofo, Mozambique. Expect to experience an exceptional diving adventure while gaining real experience in marine research, contributing to a high-impact environmental protection project.

VOLUNTEER AND INTERN MISSIONS IN MOZAMBIQUE

Whale shark census
Behavior observation, underwater photography
Data collection: date, location, sex, distinctive features
Observation of coral reef conditions
Photography for the identification of Manta rays and other threatened species
Observation of humpback whales and sea turtles
Environmental preservation and beach cleaning
HIGHLIGHTS OF YOUR MARINE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Diving with whale sharks, the largest marine species in the world
Learning about many species and contributing to their protection
Learning to dive and discovering the magic of the underwater world
Observing the migration of humpback whales
Getting involved in marine research and learning research and analysis techniques
Some research activities take place year-round, while others occur during specific periods:

Whale sharks, dolphins, coral reefs, seahorses: year-round
Turtles: November to March
Humpback whales: June to October