This fascinating volunteer project offers you the chance to actively contribute to nature conservation on an almost entirely uninhabited island in Seychelles.
 
North Island, your project location, is at the heart of the Seychelles archipelago. Islands are oftentimes called "laboratories for evolution” explaining why so many species live on the isolated islands of Seychelles. But times used to be different. Until the 70s, North Island was used for intense coconut plantations, which had a strong negative impact on the native flora and fauna due to invasive species.

Thus, this volunteer project aims to restore the island's original ecosystem by applying different renaturation measures. Your tasks will vary depending on what is required to implement the necessary conservation measures. You will work with a team of international volunteers and experienced researchers. Your work will focus on recording sea turtle populations. You will survey the beach on foot at regular intervals to monitor the growth of baby turtles and the population levels of various endangered species. You will also be responsible for photographing the entire coral reef.

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