
Cette mission de volontariat se divise en deux programmes (possibilité de les combiner) ayant pour but de faire des recherches pour la conservation marine en Afrique du Sud : Mission d'opérations de protection des manchots et oiseaux marins en Afrique du Sud.Mission avec des biologistes et des chercheurs pour la protection des requins blancs et des baleines.
Calling all outdoor and nature lovers! As a volunteer in the Zandvlei Nature Reserve in Cape Town, you can expect a variety of activities related to nature and environmental protection as well as landscape conservation. Your effort contribute to the preservation of a complete wetland habitat including important South African animal and plant species.
Do you love the ocean and are fascinated by marine animals? Then get involved in this project to preserve South African biodiversity and help protect marine animals! The coast of South Africa is home to 43 species of marine mammals, but their habitat is threatened by pollution and overfishing. By volunteering, you can help protect them!
Join the over 50s All Inclusive Elephant Volunteering programme in South Africa’s Garden Route. Support ethical elephant research and welfare at a non exploitative sanctuary, helping care for rescued elephants. Enjoy included meals, comfortable lodge accommodation and a friendly group atmosphere while contributing to meaningful wildlife conservation.
Immerse yourself in the local community as an sports coach or volunteer English teacher - or both! Go into local schools with a group of volunteers to help children develop their knowledge, sporting abilities, motivation and enjoyment. Sports include football, tennis, swimming, rugby, cricket, netball and basketball.
A rare opportunity to monitor Africa’s wildlife in one of the largest private Big Five reserves in South Africa. Come face-to-face with elephants, rhinos, lions, and lesser-known species in this vast biodiversity hotspot. You’ll join a team of professional researchers to assist with monitoring and wildlife management, and gain access to areas that tourists can’t see.