Internships aren’t just about padding your CV. At Indo Coral Conservation, they’re about rolling up your sleeves, getting wet, and learning what marine conservation really looks like in the field. No sugarcoating—just reef work, community engagement, and a whole lot of coral rubble.
Doing, Not Watching
Marine conservation sounds exciting—but for most interns, it starts with sweat, sand, and a good pair of gloves. Indo Coral isn’t about flashy reef dives. It’s about planting coral fragments, gathering data, and working with our local community in Gili Matra Marine National Park.
Learn by Impact
Interns join us not to spectate, but to contribute. You’ll learn coral taxonomy, help monitor reef health. And yes, it’s a lot of learning (a good fit for the one with a thirst of knowledge).
A Week in the Field
Every week ends with hands sore, wetsuits crusty, and minds filled with hard-won marine science. If that’s your kind of impact, welcome aboard.