Update from our marine conservation volunteering holiday in the Azores archipelago, working on whales, dolphins and turtles
Expeditions are partly about the journey and the destination. So, after three days, three flights and four airports Henry and I landed in the Azores. Though slightly later than anticipated due to an unforeseen strike! No real drama and now the interesting part of the expedition can begin….
For the past couple of days Jim and Claudia (our hosts), and we have been preparing the expedition base for your imminent arrival.
It has been great to re-orientate myself with (and introduce Henry to) Horta, meet up with our hosts and catch up with Lisa (our scientist) to hear about all the recent news. We will share more detail on that once you’ve arrived…
We now just hope that the weather and whales (and other target species) are on our side and we can look forward to some great fieldwork (and data collection) over the next few days.
So safe travels to those of you on group 1 still en route, and we look forward to meeting you all on Monday morning (as per the details in the dossier).






Update from our marine conservation volunteering holiday in the Azores archipelago, working on whales, dolphins and turtles