Dive into marine conservation efforts in Belize with IVHQ’s volunteer project. It focuses on managing invasive lionfish species to ensure recovery, health, and long-term survival of the reef ecosystem in the Caribbean. 

Based on a private island 26 miles off the coast of Placencia, this program offers a unique opportunity to help protect fragile coral reef reefs by participating in various conservation activities. Together with other volunteers, you engage in daily dives and contribute to data collection, invasive species removal, and coral reef surveys.

Participation in this Marine Conservation project requires competent swimming skills and an Open Water Dive Certification, which you can obtain before the trip or in Belize before your volunteer start date.

Enjoy a blend of impactful volunteer work and the chance to explore the Caribbean Sea’s stunning biodiversity. Visit our website or inquire today for complete info.

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