
Help protect wildlife in the Okavango Delta — one of the world’s most unique and largest wetland systems, and one of Africa’s last true intact wilderness areas. You’ll join a team of expert Botswanan trackers, traversing vast distances to monitor the region’s threatened wildlife and learning how to protect it.
Work with nature’s gentle giants on this inspiring conservation and research project. Working closely with the abused and displaced elephants, you gain a rich insight into one of the world’s most intelligent creatures. As a volunteer you get to know the elephants intimately whilst caring for them, feeding them and contributing to advancing research.
Not sure which career field truly interests you? With a career orientation internship in Tanzania, you can try out several unpaid short-term internships in different fields! The minimum duration for each of these is 1-2 weeks. You don't need to have any prior experience or a degree/studies! You can participate from the age of 16.
Do you want to get a whiff of South African sea air and do something good at the same time? Then the Penguin and Seabird Project is perfect for you. Various species of seabirds live in South Africa's lagoon areas and are threatened at the same time. A sanctuary is taking care of the preservation of the affected species. As a volunteer, you will be committed to animal protection. Off to Cape Town!
Avec des jeunes de votre âge, contribuez à protéger des espèces menacées au Kenya comme la girafe de Rothschild. En tant qu'écovolontaire sur ce projet, vous serez amené à observer des animaux sauvages (zèbres, impalas, buffles, lions, élands, hyènes …) et plus de 200 espèces d'oiseaux, tout en aidant à la construction de puits et au traçage de routes.
Join an award winning elephant conservation team to help protect and research the desert elephants. Construct walls to protect farmers’ water infrastructure and build drinking points for the elephants to help reduce the conflict within the local community. Camp out under the stars in the beautiful Namibian desert whilst immersing yourself in pioneering conservation work.
Le volontariat pour la conservation côtières à Zanzibar comprend une variété d'activités sous la direction experte de biologistes marins français, telles que la conservation des tortues marines, la surveillance et la restauration des récifs coralliens et l'éducation environnementale pour les écoliers locaux. Vous vivez dans l'attrayant Mother Nature Camp sur une plage paradisiaque.