Divers, scientists, teachers, storytellers — coral reefs need many kinds of hands. Join us at Ngwe Saung Beach and help protect Myanmar's marine life.
Start Your Application →Whatever your skills, there's a meaningful way to contribute to reef conservation.
Help build coral nurseries, propagate fragments, and transplant corals onto degraded reef (certified divers).
Assist with coral health checks, fish counts, and water-quality sampling that feed our monitoring datasets.
Run workshops for schools and communities, or help create awareness materials and citizen-science activities.
Photograph and film our work, write updates, and help share the reefs' story with the world.
Support boat operations, gear maintenance, and day-to-day running of the Ngwe Saung base.
Bring skills in grants, partnerships, or community events to help sustain our programs.
Four simple steps from first hello to first dive.
Send the short form below with your interests and any diving or research experience.
We'll get in touch to talk through roles, dates, and what to expect on-site.
Receive a briefing, safety guidance, and a plan for your time at Ngwe Saung.
Join the team on the reef and in the community — and see your impact firsthand.
For in-water restoration and survey roles, an open-water certification (or higher) is needed. But many roles — education, media, logistics, fundraising — don't require diving at all.
Our field base is at Ngwe Saung Beach, Pathein Township, Ayeyarwady Region, Myanmar. Most volunteering happens on and around the local reefs.
It varies by role and season. Tell us your availability in the form and we'll match you to something that fits — from short visits to longer placements.
Roles are voluntary. As a non-profit we focus resources on conservation, but we'll be clear about what's provided and what to arrange yourself.
