Set in the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains in Transylvania, this sanctuary currently homes over 100 mistreated and abused bears. Rescued from cramped cages and tourist attractions, these bears can now enjoy freedom in the stunning sanctuary. Volunteers mainly help with food preparation and other ad hoc sanctuary tasks, watched over by the bears. Day trips for school groups are available.
Travel with us through one of the most beautiful countries in South East Asia - Thailand! Volunteer in an Elephant Sanctuary where elephants, who had to work in the entertainment industry, have the chance to recover. Additionally you help educating their trainers to prevent them from going back into this entertainment industry. A well needed and valuable work you can do over there!
In the forests around Karuizawa you can join a conversation project for Asian Black Bears, carried out by the Wildlife Research Centre. You will assist the team to tag Black Bears with radio collars and to keep the bears away from humans. Furthermore you can assist with guided visitor tours through the forest. This volunteer placement is possible in English language.
Notre projet se situe dans une ferme à démarche éco-resonsable, située dans la zone rurale de Subukia, dans la vallée du grand rift africain.Les activités iront de l’entretien de la propriété, au recensement des espèces, en passant par la confection de harnais, tout pour mener à bien la mission de la ferme et assurer le bien-être des animaux !
If you are an adventurer looking for time-out which will benefit you in the long-term, then this course with training as Field Guide Level 1, is the right choice for you. In 55 days you will learn the essentials about the interplay of reserve, flora and fauna from experienced and highly qualified instructors. The programme focuses on delivering training and further education directly in the wild.
Are animals important to you and would you like to get involved in animal welfare in Tanzania? Then you have the opportunity to get involved in a unique project with us. Arusha has a big problem, especially with street dogs, which multiply uncontrollably and are often in a catastrophic health condition.