Environmental Conservation Research Project
Environmental Conservation Research Project
Environmental Conservation Research Project

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If you are asking yourself the question: “How to do a gap year in English “, we have a solution. Thailand’s Phang Nga province, known for its natural beauty and abundance of endemic wildlife, is under threat from plastic pollution. Like all of our environmental protection programs . Together with the local team, you will contribute to the environmental conservation of this area in Thailand and, on a global scale, to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Marine Life Protection, and Wildlife Protection.

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Phang Nga

From
 2  
to
 12  
weeks

Intermediate English

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Program description

Like all of our programs for a gap year . If you are asking yourself the question: “How to do a gap year internship in English “, we have a solution.

The main objective of this program is to minimize the effects of plastic pollution by carrying out and encouraging regular beach cleaning, collecting and analyzing data on litter, and raising awareness of the pollution in the local community and tourists. plastic and ecological behavior.

In addition, you will also contribute to other species protection missions with the local NGO and volunteers:
– Work in turtle research and conservation centers.
– Conduct studies on the biodiversity of neighboring islands, including studies on birds.
– Regular beach cleaning.

– Give environmental education courses for which complete training will be provided.

From November to March, you can also get involved in the conservation of corals, the study of fish and marine species while snorkeling on the coast of Phang Nga.

Throughout the project, you will get to know other international participants and learn about life in Southern Thailand through Songthaew trips (a local shared taxi service) or through the discovery of Thai cuisine. During your free time, you can rest on the island of Phang Nga, or explore the rest of the country before or after your program.

Key advantages

– Directly help minimize marine litter in Thailand and promote environmental awareness by working with local students.
– Strengthen the capacity of local populations to carry out their own sustainable development projects.
– Work for the conservation of endangered green turtles and learn about the threats to sea turtle populations.
– Contribute to research on biodiversity to help preserve nature reserves.
– From November to March, acquire skills on the study of corals and the identification of fish.
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In addition, you will also contribute to other species protection missions with the local NGO and volunteers:
- Work in turtle research and conservation centers.
- Conduct studies on the biodiversity of neighboring islands, including studies on birds.
- Regular beach cleaning.

- Give environmental education courses for which complete training will be provided.

From November to March, you can also get involved in the conservation of corals, the study of fish and marine species while snorkeling on the coast of Phang Nga.

Throughout the project, you will get to know other international participants and learn about life in Southern Thailand through Songthaew trips (a local shared taxi service) or through the discovery of Thai cuisine. During your free time, you can rest on the island of Phang Nga, or explore the rest of the country before or after your program.

Key advantages

- Directly help minimize marine litter in Thailand and promote environmental awareness by working with local students.
- Strengthen the capacity of local populations to carry out their own sustainable development projects.
- Work for the conservation of endangered green turtles and learn about the threats to sea turtle populations.
- Contribute to research on biodiversity to help preserve nature reserves.
- From November to March, acquire skills on the study of corals and the identification of fish.

Host organization

Our NGO partner is a member of the United Nations International Commission on Sustainable Tourism.

All their initiatives and volunteer projects are led by experts in collaboration with the local population and national governments.

As a non-profit organisation, our conservation project is completely transparent. The volunteer contribution is used to cover the planning of projects on the reserve (reconnaissance, team recruitment and logistical support), direct field costs (transportation, lodging, staff meals) and finally to support the project itself. Without the physical and financial help of the volunteers, this project would not have been possible.

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All their initiatives and volunteer projects are led by experts in collaboration with the local population and national governments.

As a non-profit organisation, our conservation project is completely transparent. The volunteer contribution is used to cover the planning of projects on the reserve (reconnaissance, team recruitment and logistical support), direct field costs (transportation, lodging, staff meals) and finally to support the project itself. Without the physical and financial help of the volunteers, this project would not have been possible.

Strong points

Directly help minimize marine litter in Thailand and promote environmental awareness
Strengthen the capacity of local populations to carry out their own sustainable development projects
Working for the conservation of endangered green sea turtles
Gain skills on coral study and fish identification (November to March)

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