This wildlife project in Nepal is dedicated to protecting tigers from extinction. As a volunteer, you will support the team in field research and anti-poaching projects in local villages. The combination of research and conservation programs in local schools and communities is designed to ensure the long-term protection of tigers.
Les volontaires sur le projet de recherche étudieront les éléphants de la réserve naturelle au Malawi. Les volontaires passeront 2 semaines au refuge animalier pour s'occuper des animaux sauvés, puis le reste du temps sur le projet de recherche sur les éléphants où ils évalueront le nombre et les mouvements des éléphants qui occupent la zone étudiée.
Get involved in the protection and preservation of the unique jungle in Costa Rica. Explore the steep slopes of the reserve and enjoy the view of the waterfalls. Together with other volunteers, you can follow your passion for biodiversity conservation. Contribute to reforestation, education and the protection of native wildlife.
Join us in making a difference at one of Africa's largest and most established rehabilitation centres! Moholoholo has been dedicated to saving animals' lives for over 25 years. As a volunteer, you'll immerse yourself in the vital work of nursing injured, poisoned, and orphaned wildlife back to health while actively supporting their conservation.
Conservation volunteering with us in the Galapagos Islands allows you to have exclusive access to the Galapagos National Park: a unique opportunity to live surrounded by an amazing nature which is home to the largest number of animal species in the world. Join us and help with the protection of giant tortoises and sea lions.
A unique opportunity to immerse yourself in on-the-ground wildlife conservation, based in an area of abundant species diversity. Take a backstage pass to the Greater Kruger National Park: track a lion through the bush while guided by a local expert, collect information about rhinos to assist an anti-poaching team, and go behind-the-scenes at a wildlife rehabilitation centre.
In Sri Lanka, there are frequent conflicts between humans and elephants, as the elephants' habitat increasingly overlaps with local communities. The project was founded to resolve this conflict and protect the elephants. As a volunteer, you will support the team in researching and observing the elephants, thereby helping to protect these endangered animals.