​During this training program, you will have an exciting chance to contribute to the preservation of the marine and terrestrial ecosystems in the Red Sea as a valuable member of the RED SEA PROJECT™ Research Team.

As part of your role, you will receive comprehensive training in identifying desert plants, as well as marine wildlife including turtles, fish, corals, and various invertebrates. This knowledge will enable you to actively participate in conservation efforts within these ecosystems. In addition, you will learn about coral baseline surveying, a crucial skill in marine conservation. This globally accepted approach will equip you with the ability to assess and monitor the condition of megafauna and marine ecosystems.

One of the valuable aspects of this training program is the opportunity to work closely with local experts in an educational environment. This collaborative experience will enhance your understanding of the region's unique ecosystems, as well as the challenges and best practices in conserving them. By engaging with these experts, you will gain practical knowledge and valuable insights into the conservation efforts specific to the Red Sea.

Overall, this training program offers a comprehensive and hands-on learning experience, allowing you to make a tangible impact on the conservation of the Red Sea's marine and terrestrial environments. It is an excellent opportunity to develop your skills, broaden your knowledge, and contribute to the ongoing efforts in safeguarding these precious ecosystems.