Frequently Asked Questions
2.Apply: We will provide you with a volunteer application form to gather more information about your skills and how you can contribute.
Get Involved: Once approved, you’ll be part of our volunteer network, participating in activities like awareness campaigns, research assistance, and more, both locally and internationally.
Before applying to volunteer with Save the Somali Seas, here are a few important things to know:
1.Commitment: Volunteering requires dedication, whether it’s raising awareness, conducting research, or helping with on-the-ground efforts. Ensure you have the time and passion for this cause.
2.Skills & Experience: While all help is valuable, having specific skills in marine conservation, environmental advocacy, or community outreach can enhance your impact.
3.Remote & On-site Opportunities: Depending on your location, you can participate in remote activities like digital advocacy or local community-based programs.
4.Teamwork: Collaboration is key. You’ll be working with a diverse group of passionate individuals, so being open to teamwork is essential.
5.Environmental Awareness: Familiarizing yourself with issues like illegal fishing, toxic dumping, and the destruction of Somali seas will help you better understand our mission.
Understanding these aspects ensures you’re ready to make a meaningful difference!
To become a volunteer with Save the Somali Seas, follow these steps:
1.Visit Our Website: Head over to the volunteer section of our website where you’ll find all the necessary information about ongoing initiatives and open roles.
2.Complete the Application Form: Fill out the volunteer application form provided on the site. This form will ask for basic personal details, your areas of interest, relevant experience, and availability.
3.Submit Supporting Documents: Depending on the role you’re applying for, you may be required to submit a resume or provide additional documentation showcasing relevant skills or qualifications.
4.Interview Process: Once your application is reviewed, you may be invited to an interview to discuss your motivations, skills, and the specific roles where you can contribute.
5.Training and Orientation: If selected, you will undergo an orientation session where you’ll be introduced to the team, briefed on the current challenges facing Somali seas, and trained for your volunteer responsibilities.
The application process ensures that both you and Save the Somali Seas can work together effectively to achieve our mission!
Becoming an external partner with Save the Somali Seas allows you to contribute to safeguarding one of the most important marine ecosystems in Africa. As an external partner, your organization, business, or institution can collaborate with us in meaningful ways to combat illegal fishing, toxic dumping, and other harmful practices devastating Somali waters.
You can get involved by:
- Providing Financial Support: Help fund initiatives that drive research, advocacy, and on-the-ground conservation efforts.
- Offering Expertise: Whether your field is environmental law, marine biology, or sustainable fishing, we welcome expert advice and collaboration to strengthen our mission.
- Raising Awareness: Share our cause through your networks, promoting our campaigns and bringing global attention to the urgent issues facing Somali seas.
- Sponsoring Community Programs: Partner with us to support local communities, providing educational resources or sustainable economic alternatives for those affected by illegal activities in the seas.
Through such a partnership, you’ll be playing a key role in preserving the Somali seas, ensuring that these waters continue to thrive for future generations. Reach out to us today to explore how we can collaborate for a sustainable blue future!
Become a volunteer
Join Us For Protecting the Somali Seas
Are you passionate about preserving our natural environment and safeguarding the future of our oceans? The Somali seas, home to the longest coastline in Africa, are facing unprecedented threats from illegal fishing, toxic dumping, and the unchecked exploitation of our blue economy. But together, we can make a difference.

