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Grenada Volunteer in Grenada

" It was a very hands-on project, helping to collect data about the turtles, their eggs and the nests, which was very rewarding. I also had the opportunity to explore Grenada too. I visited waterfalls, a tropical island, chocolate and rum factories, St George’s and climbed Welcome Rock. I found the Grenadians to be lovely people who were always very kind and helpful."

Rhiannon O'Neil

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Though the smallest independent country in the Western hemisphere, the nation of Grenada is full of colourful gems and a spirited culture. It has peaceful waterfalls to contrast to its vivid annual carnivals that explode with dance and music. Colourful towns litter the coastlines, set against deep, dense rainforest; and as you wander around, you can almost taste the spices, for which the island is famous, in the air. With salutations an important part of daily etiquette, the friendliness of the people is matched only by their animated retelling of age-old folktales.

Coming to volunteer in Grenada on our leatherback sea turtle programme will enable you to encounter vibrant people, and experience the culture, spices, wildlife and scenery whilst having a tropical escape to a place that ironically feels like home.

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  • Special Offer Ocean Spirits Leatherback Sea Turtle Volunteer Project, Grenada

    Ocean Spirits Leatherback Sea Turtle Volunteer Project, Grenada

    • Duration 2 - 12 Weeks
    • Prices from £1169

    Volunteer in the Caribbean as a Research Assistant and take part in leatherback sea turtle monitoring, research, and community outreach programmes on the island of Grenada.

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Rhiannon O'Neil

" It was a very hands-on project, helping to collect data about the turtles, their eggs and the nests, which was very rewarding. I also had the opportunity to explore Grenada too. I visited waterfalls, a tropical island, chocolate and rum factories, St George’s and climbed Welcome Rock. I found the Grenadians to be lovely people who were always very kind and helpful."

Rhiannon O'Neil
Magda Romaniuk

"As a Research Assistant, I took part in variety of tasks, including leatherback sea turtle monitoring, research and community outreach programmes. Together with other volunteers, we had a chance to nurture children’s genuine interest and encourage these future stewards of Grenada to act responsibly with regards to the environment. "

Magda Romaniuk
Geography and Climate

Geography and Climate

Grenada, and its multiple territories are the southernmost islands of the Windward Islands.  It is densely forested with a narrow coastal plain, and across the nation you can expect a tropical, though wet, climate.

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History and Culture

History and Culture

Written history begins with the colonisation of the island by the French, who were later displaced by the British. A mix of European, African and South American influence colours the traditions of the country.

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Wildlife and Biodiversity

Wildlife and Biodiversity

The country offers a paradise home to some incredible species, like iguana, mongoose and turtles.  Coming to volunteer in Grenada will enable you to work with the world’s largest sea turtle; the leatherback sea turtle.

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