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A Guide to Volunteering Abroad in Polynesia
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With so many unique island offerings, there are tons of volunteer programs in Polynesia, but some of the islands (and their causes) might be more appealing to those focused on making a difference on an international scale.
The Kingdom of Tonga. The independent nation of Tonga is a collection of over 160 island groups and archipelagos. Only a small percentage of the islands are inhabited, including the largest and most populated island of Tongatapu. If you’re interested in marine conservation, Tonga is a great place for volunteering abroad in Polynesia. You can work on projects ranging from coral reef protection, to the enforcement of responsible fishing practices, to protecting the Tonga humpback whales.
Easter Island. This Polynesian island is a province and special territory belonging to Chile, famous for its large monuments and statues (known as moai). Much of Easter Island has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, within a protected park called Rapa Nui National Park, named after the aboriginal people who first lived here. If you have an interest in archeological or conservation volunteer projects in Polynesia, Easter Island includes three prehistoric volcanoes, making it a great place for geologic volunteer work, as well.
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