ITALY > Italy lies at the cultural heart of Western civilisation, home of everything from the Eternal City and Roman engineering, to the Renaissance masters and the best pizzas in the world, yet there is always more to see. A journey into Italy is to be embraced by the ambience of well over 2000 years of history.
GREECE > Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to learn about and make an active contribution towards the conservation of two of the world’s most charismatic and endearing marine species – the bottlenose and short beaked common dolphin.
GREECE > Greece provides an irresistible blend of a hot Mediterranean climate, fascinating ancient culture, and seas which are rich with marine life. Enjoy the chance to immerse yourself by camping out near the white sandy beaches whilst protecting one of Greece’s most charismatic sea creatures, the Loggerhead Sea Turtle.
COSTA RICA > The Alturas Animal Sanctuary is a brand new facility set up and created exclusively for all of the Costa Rican wildlife that may be injured or sick and in need of care and rehabilitation. Our ultimate objective is to help and then release these animals back into the wild once they are ready to return.
MOZAMBIQUE > Applicants will be split into groups in which they will most likely remain for the main part of each working day for their stay. In the first week volunteers will receive training for the program. There will be days in this week allocated to research, education (visiting the local school) and fish IDing on dives.
FRENCH GUIANA > The Sumner Lab at the University of Bristol is looking for a field volunteer with a love of ecology and evolution to join us for three months' fieldwork studying wasps in French Guiana, on the north-east coast of South America (Spring 2015).
PERU > We need volunteer raft guides and kayakers for an expedition down Rio Maranon, Peru in July 2015.
CAMBODIA > Journey to Cambodia’s tropical islands and help conserve our stunning coral reefs. Take part in pioneering marine research on an exquisite tropical island with the Song Saa Foundation.
COSTA RICA > Set between its tropical Caribbean and Pacific coasts, Costa Rica is one of the most breath-taking countries in the world. Even though it covers just 0.03% of the world’s landmass, it is home to an incredible 500,000 species including jaguars, pumas, four species of monkeys and five species of turtle. This is the highest density of species of any country in the world.
THAILAND > Thailand continues to be one of the most tempting destinations for those who are seeking a combination of enchanting natural surroundings, alluring culture, and incredible biodiversity. Breathtaking silvery beaches lapped by warm, crystal clear waters are complemented by friendly locals, mouth-watering local delicacies, and an ancient and fascinating historical heritage rooted in Buddhist origins.