Phalaborwa, Südafrika
Give your contribution towards wildlife monitoring & conservation; learn about animal behaviour, reserve management and anti-poaching while living a lifetime experience!
Kenton-on-Sea, Südafrika
Eco Volunteering in Wildlife & Marine Conservation. Uncover the whole big picture of our Eco-System for a better understanding of Nature & learn how to make a difference!
Hoedspruit, Südafrika
The Endangered Species Project allows you to participate in hands on monitoring of some of Africa’s most endangered species.
Wedza, Simbabwe
Combine horseback safaris, anti-poaching patrols and wildlife monitoring, with hands-on rhino and elephant conservation work. All on the back of your very own bush horse!
Wedza, Simbabwe
Volunteer in Africa and help secure the future of the endangered black rhino, cheetah and elephant. Experience daily life on a 10,000 acre family-run private conservancy.
Windhoek, Namibia
Volunteer and Conserve the land, cultures and wildlife of Namibia and rescue species threatened by an ever-shrinking habitat.
Outjo, Namibia
It’s time to take real action. It’s a widely known fact that rhinos are on the brink of extinction – but not if we have anything to say about it.
Johannesurg, Südafrika
Help conserve the Big 5 in a private Game reserve. Assist with wildlife research, monitoring and much more.
Dete, Simbabwe
The ultimate combination of volunteering with horses while being involved with local community, wildlife conservation and anti-poaching in a true raw Africa setting
Medan, Indonesien
Come take part in a wide range of unique volunteering opportunities alongside researchers and marine biologists on the Exotic Islands of Indonesia!
Karongwe Reserve, Südafrika
Travel to South Africa to work alongside FGASA trained field guides on critical wildlife conservation initiatives & on anti-rhino poaching campaigns.
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