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General Objective
To train fully prepared environmental ambassadors from the community so that they can actively monitor and protect local coastal-marine ecosystems.
Training includes subjects such as the Bay Islands Marine National Park (BINMP) and its ecosystems, using the iPATROL app, soft skills, and participation in community activities.
This initiative is supported by the Australian Embassy in Mexico through its Direct Aid Program (DAP).
Profile of Applicants
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18 years or olde
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Active in their community
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Must have access to a cell phone
Registration Process
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Fill out the form
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If selected, there will be an interview
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Those who are selected will be contacted
Skills You Will Acquire
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Knowledge about the importance and functioning of the Marine National Park of the Bay Islands (PNMIB), its ecosystems, and its ecological importance
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Improved soft skills: critical thinking, leadership, teamwork, communication, and community participation
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Enhanced technical skills, such as swimming and/or diving
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Learning to use the iPATROL application
Interviews & Commitment
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The applicant will receive an email or message to set up an interview date
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Selected participants will be notified by email or phone and must come to the RMP office to sign a commitment letter to complete the training process
Requirements & Responsibilities of Participants
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Successfully complete all assignments.
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Actively participate in your community, sharing knowledge about environmental care during trainings
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Participate in volunteer activities with Roatan Marine Park (RMP)
Benefits
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Transportation/internet/food expenses covered
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Work kit provided
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Opportunity to improve your swimming and/or diving skills
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Access to funds to carry out a project in your community
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The opportunity to become part of the patrol team
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Certificate of participation
Contact Information
For inquiries, send an email to
indira.brooks@roatanmarinepark.org or becky.bodden@roatanmarinepark.org
Download the App
RMP IPATROL
By using the iPATROL app, you become the eyes and ears of the program and help protect precious natural resources and ecosystems for the future of the local community.
