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Freiwillige werden an mehreren Aktivitäten beteiligt sein, wobei die Hauptaktivitäten Folgendes umfassen:
- Überwachung von Spuren von Meeresschildkröten entlang von Strandabschnitten an der Küste von Gelsomini. Diese Aktivität wird entweder frühmorgens oder späten Nachmittag durchgeführt.
- Überwachung des Schlüpfprozesses: größtenteils findet diese Aktivität nachts statt, wobei Freiwillige die Jungtiere während dieses Prozesses beobachten.
- Die Öffentlichkeit während der Schlüpfphase aufklären
20 Stunden Hilfe pro Woche
Tierpflege: Hilf bei der Betreuung und Pflege von Tieren.
Sozialarbeit: Hilfe bei Freiwilligenarbeit in lokalen Projekten und Gemeinschaften.
Betrag: € 500 Pro Woche
Gebühr bezahlt für: Vorteile für Reisende, Materialien für Freiwilligenaktivitäten und Spende an das Projekt
Beschreibung: The fee covers costs for food, accommodation, insurance with the association, membership card, transport and equipment that is used by the association. Volunteers will also receive a Caretta Calabria Conservation t-shirt.
1 freier Tag pro Woche
Gemeinschaftszimmer: Du bekommst ein Bett in einem Gemeinschaftszimmer, was bedeutet, dass du dir den Raum mit anderen Reisenden teilst.
Frühstück: Du hast Anspruch auf ein kostenloses Frühstück an jedem Tag deines Aufenthalts.
Mittagessen: Du hast Anspruch auf ein kostenloses Mittagessen an jedem Tag deines Aufenthalts.
Abendessen: Du hast Anspruch auf ein kostenloses Abendessen an jedem Tag deines Aufenthalts.
Kostenlose Wäsche: Du kannst unseren Waschraum frei nutzen.
Abholung: Wir holen dich bei deiner Ankunft ab und bringen dich zu unserem Grundstück.
Nutze unsere ausgestattete Küche: Nutze gerne unsere Küche und bereite dein eigenes leckeres Essen zu.
Zertifikat: Erhalte ein Zertifikat nach Beenden deines Erlebnisses.
Grundlegender Internetzugang: Internet mit Grundgeschwindigkeit, damit du remote arbeiten kannst
Mittelstufe Englisch oder Anfänger Italienisch
Über 18 Jahre alt
Empfängt Einzelreisende, Paare und Partner von Freiwilligen
Reiseversicherung
Flüge, Reiseversicherung, interne Transportmittel und Visum
Volunteers will be introduced to the world of sea turtles and will take part in various activities that are routinely conducted by the association, therefore actively contributing to the conservation of the species Caretta caretta - the loggerhead sea turtle.
There is no fix daily schedule as the workload and type of action is subject to changes due to unsuitable weather conditions and/or reports of turtle activities during the day.
Activity might vary throughout the summer according to the need.
! Keep in mind: while we will always try to fill all our spots so that volunteers will create a team and work accordingly and efficiently, even in case of one volunteer ALL the activities will still be carried out by our resident researchers. REST ASSURED: in any case volunteers will always be involved in all suitable activities and our team will try and make the most out of every day!!!
Throughout the week volunteers will get an insight into the life of a marine biologist working in this field, but will also experience the wonders of the Costa dei Gelsomini - the stretch of coast where the association is located - : long expanses of beach with little tourism and natural dunes ecosystems that supply important habitat for the avifauna! Amazing snorkelling locations rich in marine flora and fauna, great for all nature lover! During free time you will be able to go for a swim and enjoy the place, or for a hike! So make sure to bring clothing that is appropriate: close shoes, shorts and t-shits for hot weather, hat, suncream, but also a swimsuit.
There are multiple activities in which the volunteer will be involved. These will depend on the needs of the association and can vary in frequency throughout the months.
Nesting track monitoring (from the beginning of June until mid-August): monitoring of various stretches of beach in areas that, historically, have a high density of nesting events. These monitoring activities will take place in the early morning or the late afternoon. Monitoring is conducted either on foot, by bike or using drones.
Monitoring and surveillance of nests, until hatching: this is one of the activities that will take up most of the time during the volunteering. Nests will be surveilled daily and, when the time comes for hatching, also throughout the night. Nests will be monitored from the early signs of hatching until the end of the emergence of hatchlings. This is one of the most rewarding experiences: on one side, volunteers will help with explaining and educating the public (don't worry if you don't know Italian, we will help you communicate, and you might even learn a bit of the language!), on the other, they will witness the first moment of life of tiny sea turtles and their run towards the sea!
Public engagement and education: as mentioned, volunteers will interact with the public to explain the aim and effort of the association. These events will take place during the hatching phase of various nests. During these events, volunteers will assist members of the team.
Throughout their stay, volunteers will live together, making friends and exchanging life experiences. They will also be given information and informal lectures on the area of the coast that they will be working in, on the loggerhead turtles and more!
As volunteers will share living spaces, they are expected to clean their room, kitchen and common areas before leaving. They will also need to be respectful of other volunteers and towards members of the team, the same goes the other way!
Volunteers will need to pay 100€ of their fee in advance (that are NOT REIMBURSABLE), and the remainder 400€ when they arrive. This is to make sure that your place is secured and you are committed to coming. Volunteers will need to have a sleeping bag to take with them when spending the night monitoring the active nests.
