Turtle season starts every September of the year till late February. The local community need volunteers to find the freshly laid eggs to transfer to the sanctuary. This way, eggs will be protected from the predators and dogs and we will have more turtles to eat the stingy jellyfishes. 

Itinerary

Day 1 September 30 Friday

06 PM ETD Manila / Dinner in NAIC (pax account)

08 PM ETA Naic for Community Orientation and talk on Turtle ecosystem and conservation

09 PM Camp Set Up and Rest (bring your own tent, max volunteer is 20pax)

10 PM Start the Turtle Patrol option to do the coastal clean up

12 MN Back to Base and Rest or Coffee

Day 2 Oct 1 Saturday

02 AM Resume Patrol with option to do the coastal clean up

04 AM Back to Base and Rest or sleep

07 AM Community Breakfast

08 AM Awarding of Conservation eCertificates

           Inspirational message for the volunteer leader

09 AM ETD Naic

Volunteer FEE P 377/pax (Max of 20 pax Only)

• Warm Midnight Snacks of the Patrollers
• Breakfast with the Community
• Coffee of the Patrollers

AC Van Transportation Fee P 777/pax

• (Driver, gas, driver’s meal, toll fee, parking)
• Guaranteed minimum departure 12 volunteers
• Pick up at Cubao, Boni, Makati, PITX Pque, Centennial Road

Or Bring your own carpool 

THINGS TO BRING

1. Tent (w ground sheet and rain fly) (can sleep in your own car)
2. Sleeping bags and beddings
3. 3 liters of water and refillable tumblers
4. Extra sets of clothes
5. Power flashlights
6. Raincoat
7. Optional Swimwear
8. Personal Medicine
9. Sunblock and toiletries
10. 10. Snacks with BIODEGRADABLE packaging
11. 11.Optional Donation sa Fishing Communities

VOLUNTEERS MUST BE

1. Physically, Emotionally, Socially and Financially Fit
2. Happy and Humble (knows the value of learning from others)
3. Blessed to bless others, Gifted to give

Payment info will be given to those who registered. First come first serve, book and by reservation. 

Just in case everybody will bring your own can I carpool from Alabang?