
Lions, elephants, leopards, buffaloes, hornbills, rhinos, wild dogs and hyenas - so diverse are the species in the focus of our conservation project in a 25,000-hectare nature reserve! Become part of the research and monitoring team and support data collection for long-term scientific studies on Africa's iconic wildlife species on game drives and walks.
Experience wildlife veterinary medicine in South Africa, providing hands-on assistance to wildlife vets out in the field. One moment, you could be drawing blood from a sedated rhino, the next performing a reversal on an antelope. You’ll gain exposure to new aspects of veterinary medicine and contribute to animal welfare and conservation.
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.
Immerse yourself and your family in a completely different world on this baboon rehabilitation project. This will certainly be a very different family holiday, with all of you working together to help care for primates that have been orphaned or injured. Prepare to get mucky cleaning enclosures and offering care, go to bed each night feeling tired, but like you have made a genuine contribution.
Immerse yourself into Zambia's wilderness and become involved in conserving wildlife and biodiversity. Contribute to elephant conservation in one of the most superb wilderness areas and gain insight into real species conservation! During your 3-week volunteer adventure, you will spend each week in a different location in this fascinating country – from the capital of Lusaka to Kafue National Park.
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.
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.