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Coral Reef Restoration and Scuba Diving

Mexico • Mar 19 - Apr 1, 2025 (14 days)

Duration

Description

Program Dates

Mar 19 - Apr 1

Enroll by Dec 31, 2024

Available: 15 spots left

14
days

Join our "Coral Reef Restoration Program" for a unique marine conservation experience. Dive into marine research, gain Scuba Diver certification, explore Mayan ruins, and contribute to coral reef restoration efforts in the Akumal Fish Refuge in Mexico's Caribbean coast.

15 Students

3 Instructors

Recommended Age: 14-21

Group Size

Tuition

$TBA

Save up to $200 with a NOA membership

Program Overview

Join a team of marine conservation experts participating in the "Coral Reef Restoration Program” along the Caribbean coast of Mexico.

 

This unique initiative offers participants the opportunity to engage in marine research projects, obtain Scuba Diver certification, and discover ancient Mayan ruins and cenotes.

 

Undergo Open Water Diver training with Akumal Dive Center, becoming a research assistant at Centro Ecologico Akumal.

 

Focus on reef ecosystem restoration within the Akumal Fish Refuge, actively participating in coral rehabilitation and maintaining coral nurseries.

 

Contribute to the preservation of the Akumal coral reef, experiencing firsthand the successful restoration efforts with an impressive 90% survival rate. 

Program Components

Low-impact travel  5/5

Eco-friendly practices and sustainable accommodations during our travel in the Caribbean region.

Ocean Exploration  5/5

Includes Scuba Diving and snorkeling in the Caribbean Sea, providing firsthand experiences learning about marine life.

Community Service  4/5

Contributing to marine research programs and conservation efforts at Centro Ecologico Akumal and local community initiatives.

Scientific Fieldwork  5/5

Provides hands-on experience in marine biology research and methodologies.

Hiking & Wilderness Exploration  5/5

Exploring Marine and National Parks in Mexico, offering insights into the diverse landscapes and biodiversity of the Caribbean.

Environmental & Social justice  5/5

Focuses on understanding and addressing environmental and social issues specific to the Caribbean basin.

Language and Cultural Immersion  5/5

Engages participants in Mexican culture and traditions, fostering cultural understanding.

Project-Based Learning  5/5

Encourages participants to initiate and lead projects related to marine conservation and cultural preservation in the Caribbean.

NOA
NOA

“Marta has brought the ocean and its creatures to life. Her passion for marine life is contagious!!! We love Marta ! She inspires my daughter who has inspired me to learn about the underwater world. We even became scuba certified to experience what she is teaching.”

Tiffany Burbodge

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