2010 is an important and exciting year for us as we are celebrating our 25th anniversary in the UN declared International Year of Biodiversity (IYB)… what a coincidence! The IYB aims to give you the chance to learn more about the rich tapestry of natural life that lives around you, discover why it’s so important for a healthy environment and most importantly gets you involved with monitoring and conserving wildlife!

To get people involved in conserving the natural world round us on our 25th Birthday, we are offering volunteers *FREE* PADI Rescue Diver training in the Philippines, Cambodia and Tobago, if you take part in an expedition between September and December 2010 (for four or more weeks) – saving you over 200 GBP!

As a training rescue diver you’ll learn to consider the safety and well being of your fellow divers. You’ll learn about diving first aid, managing an emergency, underwater and surface distressed diver response, all this while helping to protect fragile reef systems. 

As part of this you will also have the opportunity to train to become an International Reef Check Ecodiver (the training worth 250 GBP is provided free of charge).