Volunteer Divers Needed to Join Marine Conservation Program
Diving Holiday, EcoDive Volunteer Opportunities, Marine Conservation Issues, Marine Life, Scuba Diving 9 Comments »Join our Marine Conservation Volunteer Programme
Kenna Eco Diving is a voluntary coordinator for the SILMAR Project, carrying out marine conservation research into Mediterranean coastal habitats from our base in L’Escala, Costa Brava.
We need the assistance of Volunteer divers each year May to October to gather underwater data on key species. Volunteers stay at subsidized rates and get training in species ID and research methodology. All transfers and conservation diving is included in the subsidized rate.
Volunteers only need to be qualified Open Water divers or equivalent (or can take the PADI Open Water course in the Mediterranean with us). No prior marine biology knowledge is required as volunteers will be taught all they need to know to take part in the project.
This project presents a fantastic opportunity for marine biology students, or those considering this career, to gain invaluable fieldwork experience and to learn about the key Mediterranean species in need of protection.
The programme is open to anyone with a keen interest in carrying out marine surveys that will help to preserve Mediterranean sea life.

This is a unique opportunity to enjoy unlimited Mediterranean scuba diving as an Eco Dive Volunteer. All necessary marine research training is also provided free of charge.
Further details: http://marinebiology.kennaecodiving.net
Contact us now to book your place. Numbers are limited and places always fill up quickly as it’s the best value scuba diving you’ll find anywhere in the Mediterranean!
You can download free pdfs on an important key species, Posidonia oceanica, a seagrass that is unique to the Mediterranean.











