
Take part in a worthwhile conservation project and help protect this unique set of islands, famous for their biodiversity and beauty. Battle problems such as coastal erosion, the effects of pollution and the introduction of foreign species. Perfect for those who are passionate about the environment and with a love for the great outdoors!
Lend a helping hand to orphaned rhinos at South Africa’s oldest dedicated rhino orphanage. Your days will be filled with bottle-feeding calves, providing essential care, and monitoring released adult rhinos in a stunning private reserve. Living alongside a team of rhino experts within a UNESCO World Heritage site, this project will help you reconnect with nature and change rhinos’ lives.
The Elephant and Wildlife Conservation project has an award-winning approach to protecting elephants and wildlife which are found in the national park and local communities.You will assist their research to increase the understanding and knowledge of the 300+ elephants and other wildlife including sloth bears, leopards and jungle cats, living in the surrounding area.
Located on a remote Costa Rican beach, far from tourists and development, this turtle conservation project combines experiencing life on the Pacific coast with helping to protect an endangered species. Track nesting turtles, protect their eggs, release their babies safely back to sea and help to promote conservation in this rural area.
Take your family on an unforgettable family holiday in Borneo, helping to preserve this stunning environment for generations to come. Families get stuck in monitoring wildlife and helping to regenerate the rainforest so that these animals will continue to have a habitat. Highlights include the integration with the community, seeing orangutans! Adult 7 day 1400 EUROS Children 7 day 1063
Partez au cœur du massif du Makay à Madagascar et contribuez à la protection de ce joyau de biodiversité. Rejoignez une mission en sciences participatives : observations d’espèces, relevés écologiques, prospections… Chaque donnée collectée permet de mieux comprendre et préserver cet écosystème unique !