SOUTH AFRICA > Spend two months in the Balule Private Nature Reserve which is adjacent to the famous Kruger National Park. The area is not a man created Big 5 area, it is the largest of the few areas in the world that is still wild.
ECUADOR > Volunteer on a range of environmental and community development projects on Isabela island, Galapagos. Join a dynamic team of volunteers and local staff while giving back to the community in the Galapagos islands. This Galapagos volunteer programme forms part of a wider comprehensive approach to developmental aid in Galapagos.
PERU > Opportunities are available to volunteer in Peru, or intern in Peru, in some of the most remote, fascinating and largely unspoiled parts of the Amazon rainforest. Research Assistant Volunteers and Interns can work with 4 different taxonomic groups - Mammals, Birds, Herpetofauna and Insects.
ICELAND > Become a conservation volunteer in Skaftafell National Park, Iceland and join our teams to preserve the Vatnajökull National Park in Skaftafell - a green oasis surrounded by one of the world’s biggest glaciers, located in the southeast of Iceland, and certainly one of the most beautiful areas in the country.
CROATIA > This project is the longest ongoing study of a resident population of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Mediterranean Sea. Dolphin research volunteers can take part in two of the following programmes from May to October every year:
MADAGASCAR > You will discover and chart extensive areas of pristine coral, record healthy populations of fish and coral cover, and learn to identify a wide range of intertidal creatures from tiny Hermit Crabs to sparkling sea anemones.
MADAGASCAR > A magical landscape punctuated by the strange, root like forms of beautiful and unearthly baobab trees, forest canopies filled with unknown species and unique creatures such as the minute mouse lemur with its round lamp like eyes, skimming kingfishers catching tiny fish from the limpid forest pools, and the curiously coloured tenrec, amongst thousands of other endemic animals.
MADAGASCAR > The Frontier-Madagascar wildlife conservation project is currently based on the 'scented island' of Nosy Be, famous for its vanilla, ylang-ylang and mangoes! Whilst on the wildlife conservation project you’ll discover a huge variety of Madagascar's exotic species, as you trek through rugged and remote regions of this hugely exciting island.
FIJI > Volunteer with Waitui Conservation FIJI, an exciting new marine conservation project based on the beautiful island of Nananu-i-ra, off Viti Levu, Fiji. We have a program of initiatives and activities focused on contributing to the global movement to protect and conserve our fragile coral reef ecosystems for future generations.
AUSTRALIA > Get Down Under with Frontier and experience the best of Australia on an unforgettable conservation trip. Participate in various conservation projects around the country. You could be helping to conserve endangered and unique wildlife like koalas and kangaroos, planting trees, surveying and monitoring flora and fauna, or a range of other conservation based activities.