Located in Hawaii and Australia. Interns and scientists live together in a research house near the ocean.
Interns assist with data collection, aerial surveys, population dynamics, boat handling, etc.
Data is collected either from a hill station or from small boats. Fee per session. Interns answer the wildlife rescue hotline, assist with patient admissions, feeding and cage-cleaning, and help with wildlife rescues or transports. Work a min. of four weeks and receive housing. Interns patrol beaches on the Caribbean coast looking for turtles laying eggs moving eggs to protected beaches.