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RED SEA PROJECT marine research team member using a spotting scope on a research vessel for ocean observation in the Red Sea.

RED SEA PROJECT™ | Marine Conservation, Research & Education

Protecting marine and terrestrial ecosystems through conservation, scientific research, citizen science and environmental education in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aqaba.

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Who we are

RED SEA PROJECT™ is an international non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of marine and terrestrial ecosystems and biodiversity in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aqaba.

Operating from our Marine Conservation and Education Center in the Red Sea, we bring together conservation, scientific research, citizen science and environmental education to better understand, monitor and protect the region’s biodiversity.

Our field-based work connects researchers, students, divers, local communities, volunteers and citizen scientists through practical conservation programs, biodiversity monitoring, environmental education and hands-on learning.

Join our conservation work through citizen science, volunteering, education, field programs and other opportunities to contribute to marine and terrestrial conservation.

​Discover lectures, workshops, conservation activities, field programs and community events that bring people together to learn, share knowledge and take action for the Red Sea and its biodiversity.

​Join RED SEA PROJECT™ in protecting the Red Sea through volunteering, donations and hands-on conservation opportunities

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EXPERIENCE MARINE CONSERVATION IN THE RED SEA

Take part in hands-on marine conservation and citizen science in the Red Sea. Learn about marine wildlife, biodiversity, biology and behaviour while gaining practical experience in field observation and monitoring techniques.

RED SEA PROJECT educator presenting marine conservation and sea turtle citizen science programs to school children.

Education

RED SEA PROJECT™ offers hands-on educational programs for divers, teachers, students and school groups, connecting field experience with practical knowledge of marine biodiversity and conservation. Through environmental education, citizen science and professional training, participants learn how to observe, understand and help protect the Red Sea.

RED SEA PROJECT volunteers and community members holding a banner at a coastal beach cleanup event in the Red Sea.

BE MORE THAN JUST A VISITOR

Go beyond sightseeing and take part in meaningful conservation activities. Work alongside local experts, researchers and conservation teams while discovering the Red Sea through hands-on experiences that contribute to protecting its biodiversity.

RED SEA PROJECT research team member photographing a sea turtle underwater for marine observation and citizen science monitoring.

Observation

Explore and document the biodiversity of the Red Sea through citizen science, field surveys and species monitoring. Our observation programs generate valuable data that contributes to scientific research and conservation.

Young participants engaging in educational hands-on marine conservation activities led by RED SEA PROJECT volunteers.

BECOME A CONSERVATION VOLUNTEER

​Volunteer with RED SEA PROJECT™ and support ongoing marine and terrestrial conservation efforts. Gain practical field skills, contribute to biodiversity surveys and help protect endangered species while working alongside conservation teams and educators.

RED SEA PROJECT diver recording marine research data on an underwater slate during a conservation reef survey.

Conservation

Turn knowledge and observation into practical conservation action. Our programs work to protect marine and terrestrial ecosystems, biodiversity and threatened species across the Red Sea and Gulf of Aqaba.

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RED SEA PROJECT research interns using spotting scopes to conduct marine wildlife monitoring and species identification.

Marine Conservation Internship

​Gain practical experience in marine conservation and biodiversity monitoring in the Red Sea. Learn marine wildlife identification, including turtles, fish, corals and invertebrates, and participate in coral reef surveys and other field-based monitoring activities used to assess marine ecosystems.

RED SEA PROJECT interns conducting field research and plant surveying for the desert ecology and arid ecosystem program.

Desert Ecology Internship

Gain practical experience in desert ecosystem conservation and sustainable landscape management. Develop skills in desert gardening, native plant propagation, seed-bank management and nursery operations while learning how to support biodiversity in arid environments.

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