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Writer's pictureSarah Hattingh

"Small is our number, big is our action!"


Manon, one of our dedicated volunteers, shares her incredible experience!


Alex (Left) + Manon (right)

" I was able to accompany students on the dolphin boat with Angie, Dallas, and Skipper Mitch to help them discover the bay's dolphins and whales. 

 

The outing was a huge surprise. A dozen dolphins joined us and allowed us to observe them up close! A rare opportunity. " 



"It was like just a dream for me."


"Afterwards, we joined a team from Maputo National Park, Ocean Conservancy, and Peace Parks Foundation for the International Coastal Clean-up Day in Ponta do Ouro. I was one of 50 participants, alongside students and teachers from Maputo's American International School. Altogether, we pulled off a "small miracle": we managed to collect almost 500 kg of garbage from the ocean!

 

It was a first for me and something I really wanted to do. Small is our number, and big is our action. Taking action for the environment, as we did yesterday, is a call to join the movement.

 

I couldn't have hoped for a better day as a volunteer with the Dolphin Encountour Research Center. 

 

Thanks to Angie and her team, and the French association Bwild, for enabling me to act for the good of the environment."



At Dolphin Encountours Research Center, we believe in the power of volunteerism to make a positive impact!



By joining our program, you can gain hands-on experience, contribute to marine conservation efforts, and create lasting memories. Our volunteers play a crucial role in our research and education initiatives, helping to protect dolphins and their habitat.



Are you ready to make a difference? 🫵

Learn more about our volunteer program and how to get involved today.



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