
On the Galápagos island of San Cristobal, sea lions bask peacefully on the beach alongside people. It is an idyll that is threatened by plastic waste. An environmental protection program is cleaning the beaches and raising awareness among the population. Support the program – optionally with dives to remove plastic from the sea.
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.
The program takes place with a leading sea turtle conservation organization on the subtropical island of Okinawa, Japan. From April to July, you support nightly beach patrols to document nesting activity. In August and September, you assist with the hatching of baby turtles. Year-round, you contribute to beach cleanups, environmental education, fundraising, and data analysis.
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 !
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!
Wolves are in severe danger of excinction in Portugal. Their main threat is us - they have been hunted drastically and kept in zoos in awful conditions. Join a wolf sanctuary located in a National Park just outside Lisbon, where you will work with rescued wolves to give them a life as close to the wild as possible.