Résultats missions pour pays d'action : Afrique, domaine : Ecovolontariat

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 actively do something against the plastic flood? We are looking for committed volunteers for an innovative project that recycles hard plastic and works closely with local organizations and individuals. As a volunteer, you primarily support in the areas of marketing, communication, administration, and in the development of materials for workshops and awareness-building.

Support the international team of conservationists in monitoring endangered species in Liwonde National Park and actively contribute to species protection in Malawi.

Spend 2–8 weeks at our research camp in the coastal forest of Sainte Luce and actively support conservation projects in Madagascar. Work alongside international researchers and local guides to protect endangered species such as lemurs, geckos, and chameleons. No prior experience needed — just a passion for nature and the environment.

Our 2 week research program is perfect for students, recent grads, thesis students or people interested in marine conservation and wanting to learn. The schedule is packed and this expedition is designed for you to gain as many skills as possible. You’ll assist in: turtles, fisheries, whale shark and manta research, coral reefs, ocean trash, school outreach and swimming lessons.

Join a mobile medical unit travelling around game reserves, farmsteads and veterinary clinics on this exciting veterinary internship. Work closely with the vet to help both wild and domestic animals in beautiful areas of South Africa.

Join the wildlife conservation project in Lilongwe, Malawi, and actively support the rehabilitation of injured and rescued wildlife.

Join a unique conservation project in Uganda’s tropical rainforests, working to protect endangered chimpanzees and their habitat. As a volunteer, you’ll assist with wildlife monitoring, habitat restoration, and community-based conservation, gaining hands-on experience while making a real impact on both the animals and their ecosystem.

This international internship in southeast Madagascar offers students practical experience in community-led conservation and sustainable development. Interns apply academic knowledge in areas such as biodiversity, livelihoods, education, and climate resilience while gaining field-based skills in research, project management, and cross-cultural collaboration.

Are environmental protection and the preservation of our habitats important to you? Then the nature conservation project on the beaches of Ghana is just right for you! Help document species populations, clean up beaches, and plant vegetation along the coast to protect it from erosion. You'll be helping to combat local environmental problems while experiencing the beauty of Ghana!