The Turtle Conservation Project (TCP) employs volunteers to take part in various project activities at their project sites of Rekawa and Kosgoda. Voluntary work includes turtle rookery monitoring, English teaching and tourist education and awareness.
A TCP volunteer teaches English at the Rekawa school.
You can also visit the TCP while you are on holiday in Sri Lanka. For a small fee you can take part in their night-time Turtle Watch programmes at Kosgoda and Rekawa to enjoy the spectacle of nesting female turtles, see the TCP research and witness a nest of hatchlings emerge from the sand and run down to the sea.
A TCP research officers carefully shows tourists a nesting green turtle at Kosgoda.
If you are interested in visiting or volunteering for the TCP, please contact the project at the contact details below or visit their website at http://www.tcpsrilanka.org/
