Cobourg Peninsula NT: Marine Debris Surveys

By:Conservation Volunteers Australia | March-2-2010
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Take a coastal walk while safeguarding the beach to protect its marine life inhabitants.

Over 100,000 birds, whales, seals and turtles worldwide are killed by plastic rubbish every year. Join Conservation Volunteers by helping the local coast care community with marine debris surveys and erosion control, at various beaches on the Cobourg Peninsula.

Contribution: $630 per person
Duration: 5 days
Departs: Darwin
Contact: www.conservationvolunteers.com.au or free call 1800 032 501



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