As the Marine and Coastal Habitat Conservation Volunteer, you will contribute to an ongoing initiative to improve and monitor marine and coastal ecosystem health. The data collected will help guide the environmental planning of this protected area.

Your volunteer time will consist of marine and coastal habitat restoration work. On land, this includes, invasive species removal, reforestation, bird diversity counts and data collection. Work in the water includes snorkeling to conduct fish and seagrass surveys, underwater trash pickups, and invasive species removal (lionfish capturing).

Your specific tasks will depend on the needs of the community.

Requirements:

• Intermediate level of Spanish.

• A genuine passion for marine conservation.

• Ability to work independently as well as in a team.

• Flexible schedule that accounts for the day to day needs of working with a local institution

• Physical ability to work outdoors with potentially high sun, element, and temperature exposure.

• Ability to independently collect and register data.

• Must be an experienced snorkeler if you plan to snorkel.