🌊 Guardians of the Reef: A Community Documentary for Charity

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La experiencia

Join Wanderframe to capture Gili’s coral conservation through video and photography. Document coral restoration, underwater ecosystems, and community-led initiatives. Your visuals help amplify local voices, support ethical marine tourism, environmental education, and long-term storytelling—all while directly engaging with Gili’s conservation efforts.

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Que ofreces?

20 horas de ayuda por semana

Escritor de contenido: Escribe, edita y publica contenidos inspiradores.

Fotografía: Toma, edita y entrega fotos increíbles.

Producción de Videos: Crea, edita y publica videos digitales.

Redes Sociales: Mantén y actualiza las redes sociales.

Cuota extra requerida

Valor: US$ 45 Por dia

Cuantía destinada a: Donaciones al proyecto

Descripción: A voluntary contribution of USD 45 per day is welcomed and will be fully used to support local community initiatives and cover your expenses (accomodation, meals, scuba gears, boat petrol, coral table for adoption and free tours).

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Lo que obtienes

3 dias libres por semana

Habitación compartida: Tendrás una cama en un cuarto compartido con otros viajeros.

Desayuno: Tienes derecho a desayunos gratis cada día de tu estadía.

Descuentos en tours: Obtén descuentos en tours y excursiones de la ciudad.

Tragos gratis: Obtén tragos y comidas gratis.

Utilice nuestra cocina equipada: Siéntete libre de usar nuestra cocina y preparar tu comida deliciosa.

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Requisitos

Inglés Principiante o Francés Principiante

Entre 18 y 40 años

Admite voluntarios solos, parejas y dúos de voluntarios

Eres afuera de Indonesia

Seguro de viaje

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Lo que no está incluído

Vuelos, Seguro de Viaje, Transporte Interno y Visa

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Programa detallado

Join Wanderframe as a visual storyteller to document Gili’s coral conservation. This program invites volunteers passionate about underwater photography, video documentary, and storytelling to capture coral restoration, vibrant marine life, and the hands-on efforts of local communities protecting these fragile ecosystems.

Your work will help amplify local voices, ensuring that the community—not outsiders—owns the story of their reef. By filming and photographing coral restoration projects, educational workshops, and daily conservation activities, you support ethical marine tourism, environmental awareness, and long-term storytelling.

Through your lens, you are not just recording beauty—you are highlighting the resilience of both the reef and the people who care for it, creating visuals that inspire action and understanding around the world.

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Actividades & Turnos

Core Activities

Film and photograph coral restoration efforts, including planting and monitoring coral fragments
Capture underwater life via snorkeling or diving (optional, based on skill level)
Conduct interviews and record stories of community members and education programs (with consent)
Document community engagement, daily activities, and conservation initiatives
Curate photos and videos for community use, websites, and awareness campaigns
Participate in briefings, debriefs, and workshops on ethical storytelling and underwater photography

Daily Schedule

Morning Shift (06:30 – 10:00)

Film and photograph coastal landscapes, coral reefs, and sunrise shots
Snorkeling or shallow-water footage of coral and marine life

Midday Break (10:00 – 14:00)

Rest, backup footage, light editing, and community interaction
Optional workshops, interviews, or discussions on conservation storytelling

Afternoon Shift (14:00 – 17:30)

Focus on community-centered storytelling: education programs, daily life, and portraits
Capture golden-hour photography and video over the reef and island

Notes

Schedule may adjust based on weather, tides, or local activities
Volunteers work independently or in small teams
No night photography required
Safety, environmental care, and informed consent are top priorities

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Reglas

Respect the Community
Always ask for consent before photographing people or private spaces. Locals are partners, not subjects.

Follow Ethical Photography Guidelines
No staged scenes, misrepresentation, or exploitation of people, culture, or environment.

Use Your Own Equipment Responsibly
Bring and manage your camera gear safely, especially in marine and shared spaces.

Protect Marine Life & Nature
Do not touch or damage coral, disturb wildlife, or leave litter on land or in water.

Safety Comes First
Follow instructions from local guides and marine coordinators, particularly during snorkeling, diving, and boat activities.

Respect Cultural Norms
Dress appropriately and follow local customs at all times.

Image Usage Agreement
Selected photos will be shared with the community and Wanderframe for non-commercial use. Photographers retain credit.

Professional Conduct
Be punctual, communicate clearly, and treat fellow volunteers, staff, and locals with respect.

No Alcohol or Substance Use During Activities
Volunteers must remain fully aware and responsible during all fieldwork.

Follow Local Coordination
Final decisions in the field are made by local facilitators and Wanderframe coordinators.