Program Description

WildVenture - Internships in Mozambique!

Description: 

This project offers a world class opportunity to assist with marine research and conservation. You will spend time in the Indian Ocean surveying the majestic Manta Ray along some of the most beautiful coastal areas in Mozambique.

Five reasons to intern with us!

Engage in real world research and meaningfully contribute to marine conservation.

You will learn how to measure manta rays using underwater lasers, how to identify and run ID programs, how to evaluate divers impacts and much more.

The volunteer program not only helps to better understand the reefs and manta ray population but also provide opportunities to underprivileged Mozambicans to engage in marine research and conservation.

The program is ideal for students that want to get practical experience in marine science. The project also provides support for students that want to develop their own thesis or undergraduate project in this region. There are opportunities available with humpback whales, rocky reef communities, manta rays etc.

At least 75% of WildVenture profits are put directly back into the projects themselves.

Further Information
Age Group: 
18-21
Subject Areas: 
Marine Science
Tropical Biology
Zoology and Wildlife Sciences
Conservation and Preservation
Ecology
Marine Biology
Research Study
Restoration and Conservation
Living Arrangements: 
Accommodation is included in the program cost
Travel Arrangements: 
Participants travel to the program independently.
Application: 
Online Application

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Program Info

Country: 
Mozambique
City(s): 
Zavora Beach
Cost: 
Costs vary. See site for details.
Salary: 
Unpaid internship
Non-monetary benefits included. See site for details.
Position Length: 
1-3 months

Program Photos

Scuba diving to conduct under water research about the local marine life
Large Manta Ray known to the locals and volunteers as Bigbird
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