1 Day Sea Turtle Conservation Program
Our Sea Turtle Conservationist Snorkeling Program offers participants a unique chance to explore Hawai‘i’s vibrant coral reefs while directly contributing to turtle conservation. Guided by experienced marine biologists and conservation divers, participants learn how to identify individual turtles through photo-ID techniques, document key behaviors, and understand the ecological role of these endangered species. Help us in the long-term protection of our vulnerable honu (Hawaiian green sea turtles).
1 day Coral Reef Ecology and Monitoring
Our full-day scuba diving program combines education, conservation, and hands-on experience in marine research, offering a deep dive into coral ecosystems and their crucial role in marine biodiversity. During the scuba diving excursion, you’ll engage in sea turtle photo-ID, name any new turtles found, and assist in coral reef monitoring using advanced 3d modeling and reef mapping techniques (photogrammetry). This immersive experience equips you with valuable skills and knowledge, and is an exciting way to contribute directly to coral reef restoration and conservation.
4 day conservation diver Ecological monitoring program
This 4-day program combines theoretical knowledge, practical training, and hands-on ecological monitoring, empowering participants to become certified ecological divers capable of contributing to marine conservation efforts worldwide. This program empowers you to become a proficient scientific diver, fostering a sense of responsibility and connection to the oceans while actively engaging in meaningful efforts to protect and sustain marine biodiversity. (8 total dives)
6-8 week immersive Marine Research Internship
Our marine research internships offer aspiring marine scientists hands-on experience in sampling and design, project building, and real world restoration efforts. These internships incorporate daily fieldwork, advanced ecological monitoring, as well as conservation diver and PADI dive training. Interns will also develop and test their own research hypotheses, collect and analyze data, and report their findings, contributing to local marine conservation efforts, and gaining valuable skills for a career in marine science.