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

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.

Our Whale Citizen Science program is a higher-end, laid-back marine adventure with a conservation twist. This trip offers a unique opportunity to support real whale research alongside our expert marine biologists – no science background or snorkelling experience required. Suitable for: Solo travellers, nature photographers, ocean-loving families, couples, conservation-curious holidaymakers.

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.

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.

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.

Get involved in the world's largest rescue center for vervet monkeys in South Africa! These small monkeys were hunted and considered a plague in the past. By treating and rehabilitating injured animals and educating the population about environmental protection, the sanctuary aims to enable the monkeys to live a species-appropriate life.

Available for volunteers aged 17+. Actively contribute to monitoring and protecting lions, rhinos, elephants, leopards and support community projects whilst living on a beautiful coastal reserve on the Eastern Cape!