海洋保护志愿者 6 周

在生物多样性中心的中心潜水，并自愿帮助拯救脆弱的珊瑚礁和红树林。让您的假期有意义，并帮助敬业的志愿者和科学家们。包括乐趣，篝火和棉花糖。

• 在志愿服务期间最多进行两门免费的PADI潜水课程（无专业课程或技术潜水课程）
• 学习科学潜水并成为水下动物专家
• 与来自世界各地的志愿者会面（通常有12个以上的国籍）
• 享受菲律宾令人难以置信的水肺潜水，并探索很少潜水的景点。
• 参加有关海洋生物学的有趣课程和讨论。是相关领域大学学习的优秀入门书。

Volunteers who come to Marine Conservation Philippines come from very diverse backgrounds, but everyone has one thing in common – a wish to help preserve nature. Besides this common wish, we expect everyone to understand that volunteering with us is not a resort stay or a five star holiday. Volunteering is for people who like getting their hands dirty – no one is here to make your bed or clean your room, there’s long days in the water, and it might be your turn to lend a hand in the kitchen washing some dishes or sweeping a floor. We all bunk in together, and it really is a bit like camping out. Camp fires and story telling included. The Filipinos are generally enormously friendly and considerate, and they have their own culture and customs. We ask our foreign volunteers to remember that they are the guests in the Philippines and to behave accordingly, same as you would expect anyone to behave in your own home. Generally speaking, with a little enthusiasm, a willingness to learn new things, and a consideration for people and culture, you’ll have no issues whatsoever. Upon arrival at the expedition base, foreign volunteers are briefed on local culture and customs. Various beverages including alcoholic ones can be purchased on site. We’re fine with people unwinding over a drink or two at night, and there will certainly be divemaster graduation parties, local fiestas and birthdays now and then. This is all good-natured and fine, but we expect volunteers to exercise a sensible degree of moderation, especially when scuba diving the next day. Loud drunken behaviour that may annoy others on base is not acceptable. Marine Conservation Philippines has a zero tolerance policy against violence and drug use. Anyone failing to understand this is asked to leave immediately. Marine Conservation Philippines reserves the right to terminate the stay of any volunteer whose behaviour is deemed to be offensive to other volunteers, staff, or the surrounding community. Due to the work being physically hard at times with long surface swims, carrying of gear for longer distances, working days with long hours, the program is not available to people aged 60+ In addition all participants must have reasonable fitness to be self-sufficient in and out of the water.