FIJI > Fiji's irresistible shores are fringed with picture-perfect palm trees, and the azure waters that surround the islands are inhabited by an astonishing array of marine creatures; over 1,200 species of fish including clownfish, triggerfish, blue tangs, 12 species of whales including humpbacks, dolphins, anemones, soft coral and much more.
PANAMA > This project needs volunteers to help lead tours, care for the plants, and perform routine maintenance. Spanish is useful but is not required.
THAILAND > The fate of sea turtles in Thailand is looking bleak as it currently stands. The three species that are found here are all suffering population declines, in particular the Olive Ridley turtle.
THAILAND > Love Big Cats and want to work hands on with them? Then get involved with our positive reinforcement training!
THAILAND > This placement will give you the opportunity to immerse yourself in Thai culture, learning about the role of elephants as you help the mahouts in the elephant camp that provides a sanctuary for retired working elephants.
HONDURAS COSTA RICA > We are currently recruiting volunteers passionate about environmental conservation in Costa Rica and Honduras.. One example- "Fundación de Parques Nacionales – Parque Naciones Unidas” is a non-profit organisation in Honduras that promotes and contributes to the conservation, improvement and administration of El Picacho.
SOUTH AFRICA > This project studies the parental behaviour and related hormones in the social monogamous bat-eared foxes from South Africa.
SOUTH AFRICA > Be involved in the restoration and maintenance of the Big Five Game Reserve and the Sanctuary. Assist with animal enrichment such as building toys and assist on filming jobs for commercial or documentary work if they are taking place during your stay!
SOUTH AFRICA > Assist in the rescue, rehabilitation and release of orphaned and injured wildlife.
MADAGASCAR > Madagascar has been isolated for over 165 million years, creating a biodiversity resource of global significance, with over 80% of species found nowhere else on earth, including leaping Sifaka Lemurs, Lesser Mouse Lemurs or even the elusive Fat-tailed Dwarf Lemur.