Perhentian Marine Research Station
Anemone research and conservation activities in the Perhentian Islands
Overview
- Learn about and support environmental causes while engaging and empowering the local community
- Learn to scuba dive and take part in our marine conservation volunteer project
- Preserve and restore coral reefs and seagrass beds around the Perhentian islands
Learn to scuba dive and take part in a marine conservation volunteer project. Restore corals, conduct anemone surveys and help with direct conservation actions. Gain hands on skills on operating a precious plastic machine so you can collect ocean plastic and make your own recycled souvenirs.
Projects
All projects include
Accommodation
Meals
Diving
Pre-travel support
Vegetarian / vegan friendly
Ecoventures
Anemone research and conservation volunteer
Learn to scuba dive and then join the Fuze Ecoteer marine conservation volunteer project. Help restore coral reefs, conduct anemone surveys and help with direct conservation actions.$800/week2+ weeks
Marine conservation volunteer
Help restore coral reefs, conduct anemone surveys and help with direct conservation actions. We even have a precious plastic machine so you can collect ocean plastic and make your own souvenir necklace.$720/week1+ weeks
About
About Perhentian Marine Research Station
Aim
To conserve the the marine environment with a focus on coral reefs, seagrass beds, and waste management while engaging the local community in the Perhentian Islands.
Objectives
- To conserve and protect the coral reefs in the Perhentian Islands through rehabilitation methods and reef diversity monitoring
- Assess and monitor seagrass beds
- Management of waste through beach cleanups and creating recycled products using a precious plastic machine
Where
The Perhentian Marine Research Station is based in two places in Kampung Pasir Hantu - Fisherman's Village - on Perhentian Kecil, Malaysia.