In Fiji, our team is committed to researching the impact of climate change, overfishing and plastic pollution on coastal habitats, coral reefs and marine species.

We focus on sea turtle conservation, coral monitoring and other wildlife initiatives, at our Thailand research station located in Phang Nga.

In the lush mountain forests of Northern Thailand, our wildlife conservation programs focus on promoting ethical elephant tourism and sustainable ecotourism.

On the largest island of the Canary Islands archipelago, our marine conservation programs focus on whale and dolphin conservation, and marine biology research.

In Costa Rica’s Indigenous Reserve, our efforts include biodiversity surveys, monitoring wildlife, and exploring the mountains to study bird species.

Our research station on the Mexican coast is the ideal location for scuba-diving and contributing to marine conservation programs.

Experience the beauty of Mahe, the largest island in Seychelles. Join us in preserving the underwater ecosystem through diving programs suitable for all skill levels.

At our Madagascar research station on the island of Nosy Be, you can contribute to the conservation of rare and endemic species, including lemurs.

Learn more about our research station in South Africa’s Greater Kruger area, where our research team contributes to wildlife conservation efforts.

GVI’s impact reports highlight the work done across a global network of locally-led social development initiatives and conservation projects.