Volunteering to protect & restore coral reefs

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Bleached coral an indicator of global warming.

TRACC needs you to help on our Conservation expeditions on two beautiful Malaysian Islands to protect sharks and turtles while replanting corals on a damaged coral reef.

Volunteer with TRACC to help protect the Ocean: turtle conservation, coral planting & reef restoration on Pom Pom Island, Sabah Malaysia or Lang Tengah Island, Terengannau. Choose how you can help from our project summary 2013 for volunteers.

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Expedition options – Our short term programme is for those with little time (3 ,5 or 8 days) otherwise our conservation volunteers stay with the expedition for 2 – 12 weeks. Turtle Project (snorkellers only) is for people willing to sacrifice sleep for turtles.

Summary of volunteer programme -
Why – Where -What – When – Who – Costs
Other Information - FAQ
Turtle volunteers - Marine science Courses
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Green Turtles are common on Pom Pom

Posted by admin on September 4th, 2011

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Grace says:

December 25, 2011 at 3:44 pm

Hi. I am a diver. Would like to know how to volunteer in the TRACC in Borneo. Thanks

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- tracc9 says:
  
  December 26, 2011 at 11:33 am
  
  hi grace send us an email at info@tracc-borneo.org with dates
  thanks
  
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