SOUTH AFRICA > Nkonzo Terrestrial Wildlife Conservation Program exposes participants to a variety of terrestrial wildlife. Conservation work is carried out in a free roaming big 5 game reserve situated in the heart of the garden route South Africa.
SPAIN > As one of the top whale and dolphin watching destinations in the world, the south-west coast of Tenerife is a truly outstanding location for the observation of free-living whales. There are resident communities of pilot whales and dolphins which remain here throughout the year, which can be observed on perhaps 80% of the days of the year.
JAMAICA > We arrange a number of meaningful volunteer projects in Jamaica. Some of our projects include teaching, sports coaching, medical projects, teaching a foreign language, disability care, women’s development, animal care, conservation and more.
SOUTH AFRICA > This program allows you to be involved in the restoration and maintenance of the 1200 ha Big Five Game Reserve in South Africa and maintain and care for the animals that live at the sanctuary which was set up by Kevin Richardson.
SOUTH AFRICA > The focus of the program is on the cheetah, and during the course participants are involved with the everyday care of the cheetahs.
MADAGASCAR > Madagascar is a truly unique African island paradise with an unparalleled amount of endemic animal species and a friendly, welcoming populace. As a Frontier volunteer in Madagascar, you will be living on a fun, vibrant beach camp in a picturesque location.
SOUTH AFRICA > UmPhafa Reserve is owned and run by Colchester Zoo’s charity, Action for Wild, and was established in 2004 when a number of cattle farms where purchased with the intention of creating a 6000ha conservation area exclusively for the research of African flora and fauna and as a centre for environmental education.
SPAIN > As one of the top whale and dolphin watching destinations in the world, the south-west coast of Tenerife is a truly outstanding location for the observation of free-living whales. There are resident communities of pilot whales and dolphins which remain here throughout the year, which can be observed on perhaps 80% of the days of the year.
MADAGASCAR > Volunteers are based in the beautiful coastal region of Sainte Luce, surrounded by extremely rare and threatened fragments of littoral (coastal) forest. The programme combines hands-on conservation fieldwork on endangered species including lemurs, reptiles and amphibians, with community initiatives and environmental education.
SOUTH AFRICA > The focus of the program is on the cheetah, and during the course participants are involved with the everyday care of the cheetahs. This includes, cleaning, feeding, and where required, assisting with or observing any veterinary activities that may occur during their stay.