Missed the webinar on 20th October?
We have more available on the dates to the right.
Learn how biological data collected by volunteers is being used to help with wildlife conservation all over the world, and how you could get involved.
Want to hear about how volunteers are saving the natural world? Register for one of our webinars using the links on the right.
| Date | Time | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday 26th January | 1pm (GMT) | Register here! |
| Tuesday 26th January | 6pm (GMT) | Register here! |
Can’t make these times but still interested?
Email universities@opwall.ac.uk to find out more.
We’ve been running award winning biodiversity research expeditions for the last 25 years, helping volunteers around the world gain valuable experience and get their hands dirty with real biodiversity research.
From tropical rainforests and European grasslands, to coral reefs and Mediterranean seagrass meadows, our network of over 200 researchers lead cutting edge research projects that inform conservation management strategies and save species at risk of extinction.
Our conservation volunteer’s work has:
By working alongside and helping our researchers, volunteers gain experience as research assistants. University students can also gather data for their independent research projects or thesis.
The video below is the shorter version of a longer film we put together about our projects. Want to watch the full version? You can find it here.
Click here for our research assistant brochure
OR
click here for the dissertation brochure
Why not use this opportunity to take a look at our website, we've included some helpful links below
Invaluable. Learnt so much that will benefit me forever. I came to learn something and learnt a lot. Could’ve stayed all season and would’ve still had more to see and do.
In 4 weeks, the input of fresh ideas, scientific research and diversity of people and practices I have been exposed to is staggering.
This expedition is great, learnt a lot and had so much fun immersed in the Amazon jungle – met and exceeded every expectation!
My time on Hoga has allowed me to really consider what avenues are open within marine science and conservation. I came with a fixed idea of what I wanted to do but 8 weeks in Hoga have been invaluable in broadening my horizons and pointing my career in a new direction.
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