Shark, ray and turtle conservation
Project name:
Conflict Islands Conservation Initiative (CICI)
Project purpose:
Shark, ray and turtle conservation
Project activities:
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community awareness
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data collection/analysis
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scuba diving
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teaching
Marine
Papua New Guinea
South-East Asia
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Weekly cost (approx USD):
$
1000
Direct benefits you gain:
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cultural integration
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data/statistical skills
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field research skills
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remote scenic location
Noteworthy conservation points:
Wild Sun Rescue Center
Accommodation:
8 cabin live aboard/camping
When does the project run?
Facilities:
accommodation included, food included, refillable drinking water, shower (warm), electricity, local shops, toilet (western)
How long can I stay?
Requirements:
Details of the day-to-day life on the project:
$400 non-refundable deposit must be paid
*difficulty in providing 100% vegan meals
Reviews & ratings
Francisco
Volunteer
19 Dec 2021
An amazing project with amazing staff
I work as a travel agent, bringing volunteers to DAKTARI and other projects around the world. After helping a lot of volunteers fulfill their dreams of coming to South Africa, I managed to arrange 2 weeks to spend at the project. What a wonderful time I had starting with the staff who are so friendly and polite, the animals being taken care of as if they were family and the amazing food that was prepared catering to each of the volunteers individual needs. I can only say that if you are looking for an unique and quality experience involving a well thought out educational program and the preservation of native animal species, this is the one for you.
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Daktari Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage
leslie
Volunteer
19 Dec 2021
great experience
i had an enjoyable stay here in DAKTARI. be surrounded by wild animals is a chance and i also loved the teaching part of my stay
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Daktari Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage
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