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Windhoek, Namibia
Here you'll direct all of your efforts towards the long term rehabilitation of animals. Experience hands-on volunteering with cheetahs, baboons, big cats and much more!
Stanford, South Africa
When being a volunteer at Panthera Africa we will offer you the unique opportunity to be involved behind the scenes and you can learn what it takes to run a sanctuary.
Kanaan, Namibia
Become a Carnivore Conservation Assist and help to collect data for research on the carnivore species living in the stunning area of Kanaan.
Kirkwood, South Africa
Volunteer with us & have a wonderful time working in South Africa with the amazing African species: leopards, cheetahs, servals, caracals, wild- & Black-footed cats!
Plettenberg Bay, South Africa
This AMAZING 4-Week Program takes Eco-Learner's on an exciting journey through the Management & Behavior of Predators & Cats in the wilds of Africa.
Pretoria, South Africa
The Western Cape Big Cat Sanctuary is an environmentally friendly sanctuary which is currently home to lions, tigers, caracals, jackals and a leopard.
Hoedspruit, South Africa
Volunteers get to live in the African bush while you work hands-on with many animals, at a well-organised game reserve in the magical landscape of Limpopo.
Keetmanshoop, Namibia
Feeling adventurous? This wildlife project in the spectacular South West African country of Namibia offers volunteers the journey of a lifetime.
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