Education | Observation | Conservation™
Our Mission, Vision & Commitment
Register & Be Part of the Change
Volunteer, Participate, Donate
ADVANCE YOUR EXPERIENCE
Experience hands-on science in some of the most astounding locations in the Red Sea and learn about charismatic marine life, its biology, behaviour and distribution. Practice monitoring techniques and enjoy the opportunity to participate in Conservation and Citizen Science Programs.
Education
Red Sea Project offers a huge variety of educational programs for divers, teachers, students, and school groups. Discover what makes RED SEA PROJECT™ a leader in the field of Marine Citizen Science in the Red Sea.
BE MORE THAN JUST A VISITOR
Participate in Marine Conservation Projects, Environmental Protection events and campaigns. Meet a diverse community of local experts and like-minded travelers. Return home with great memories and stories of exciting adventures.
Observation
RED SEA PROJECT™ currently supports more than 15 different Citizen science programs in the Red Sea that provide accurate, rigorous, and impactful scientific data, to inform stakeholders, and actively involve experts.
BECOME A CONSERVATION VOLUNTEER
You can now volunteer to support ongoing marine conservation efforts. Acquire advanced skills and help to protect marine ecosystems, carry out surveys of endangered species and join educators to empower tourists and locals.
Conservation
RED SEA PROJECT™ works to empower communities to understand and share the principles of sustainability, conservation and environmental stewardship by supporting community programs responses to the UN Sustainable Development Goals Agenda 2030.
Marine Conservation Internship
Grab the opportunity to help with the conservation of underwater ecosystems and marine parks. You will be involved in identification training for marine wildlife such as turtles, fish, corals and invertebrates. You’ll also learn about coral baseline surveying, a key skill in marine conservation, and globally accepted approaches to monitoring the health of coral reefs.