Volunteer with Wildlife Conservation in Africa

Experience the renowned Shamwari Conservation Experience, a leader in promoting conservation and eco-tourism. This project takes place within the 25,000-hectare Big Five Shamwari Private Game Reserve. Volunteers engage in wildlife monitoring, game counts, and telemetry tracking. You'll also have the chance to join the wildlife vet on fieldwork and participate in visits to the Born Free Foundation, which rescues and rehabilitates captive animals from around the world.

Volunteers contribute to the restoration and rehabilitation of the reserve, learning about the challenges and successes of managing a large conservation area. The Shamwari Conservation Experience includes community outreach programs that educate local populations on sustainable practices and the importance of wildlife conservation.

This comprehensive experience ensures that volunteers gain a broad understanding of conservation efforts and their impact on both wildlife and human communities.

Join the Big Five Wildlife Research project in the Greater Kruger Area and immerse yourself in the heart of South Africa's wildlife conservation efforts. Volunteers engage in tracking, monitoring, and data collection, focusing on the iconic Big Five: lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffaloes.

Participate in game drives, assist with wildlife monitoring, and contribute to vital conservation research. In addition to fieldwork, volunteers help with habitat restoration tasks such as removing invasive species and participating in anti-poaching snare sweeps. Educational sessions cover topics like wildlife management, ecological research techniques, and the impact of human activities on wildlife.

This experience provides a thorough understanding of the challenges and strategies in wildlife conservation.

Volunteers also have the chance to explore the stunning landscapes of the Greater Kruger Area, enhancing their understanding of the region's biodiversity. This project offers a unique opportunity to work closely with conservationists and researchers dedicated to protecting some of Africa's most iconic species.

Join our Rhino and Elephant Conservation project in Zimbabwe and engage in hands-on conservation efforts. This program focuses on the daily care of endangered rhinos and elephants, anti-poaching initiatives, and conservancy management.

Volunteers participate in wildlife monitoring, data collection, and habitat restoration activities, gaining insights into the behavior and ecology of these majestic animals. Volunteers also assist with community education and outreach programs, enhancing local awareness and support for conservation.

Based in a 4,000-hectare conservancy, volunteers have the opportunity to explore the beautiful landscapes of Zimbabwe, making this an enriching and impactful adventure. Work closely with dedicated conservationists and researchers to make a significant contribution to the protection of Zimbabwe’s wildlife.