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Our conservation work

For the life
beneath the waves.

Explore SPOT's marine conservation projects across Cyprus.

Explore our projects
Photo: Finnegan Crouch

What We Do

Our work includes monitoring bycatch of all vulnerable species, examining fishery impacts, identifying, and protecting marine habitats, understanding and mitigating marine pollution, developing policy, advocacy, education, engaging and training stakeholders and awareness raising.

34
Years devoted to protecting marine life
15
Projects turning conservation into action
22
Dissertations advancing marine knowledge
2,000+
Turtle nests given a safer start
3,000+
Students reached through education and awareness
100+
Volunteers joining hands for conservation each year
5
Key nesting areas helped bring under protection
Children and adults on a beach gathered around a volunteer in a red shirt who holds a turtle hatchling in one hand and a phone in the otherA crowd watching on a sandy beach as volunteers in red shirts kneel and dig in the sandA person with a camera on a stabiliser running across a sandy beach at sunset, with a metal cage on the sandA large group of people, many in red shirts, posing together on a beach beside two tall flagsPeople with head torches crouching around a large turtle on the sand at night, in black and whiteTwo people in red shirts kneeling beside a turtle on a sandy slopeFour volunteers in red shirts standing under a sign that reads SPOT Marinelife Visitor CenterA group of people, most in red shirts, posing in front of a wall painted with a turtleVolunteers in red shirts lying on the sand of a beach with onlookers standing behind them
Photo: SPOT Marine Life
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Some experiences
stay with you.

As part of the Marine Turtle Conservation Project, volunteers contribute to the protection of sea turtles throughout the season while also gaining valuable experience in conservation work, teamwork, and field-based activities.

Fieldwork · Conservation · Community
Discover volunteering
Night-time sea turtle monitoring on the nesting beach at Alagadi
Seasonal visitor experience

A night on
the nesting beach.

Discover how visitors can learn about marine turtles and SPOT’s conservation work at Alagadi. Night Watch bookings are currently closed for the season.

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Every connection
makes a difference.

There are different ways to engage with SPOT’s work — from supporting conservation to helping us respond to marine animals in need.