Special Offers£100 off - Yes you heard right! We're offering £100 off the cost of ANY project in Africa for bookings made before 6pm on 10th February 2012. All you have to do is look through the amazing projects below, choose one, book and pay your deposit before the deadline. Its a simple as that. So be inspired for 2012 and take a trip to Africa!
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By volunteering on this project you will be helping the conservation team with valuable wildlife research for the reserve, including tracking lions, elephants and monitoring release of new cheetah. |
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Amazing opportunity to gain hands-on experience by working with a game capture team from South Africa. You’ll be actively involved in wildlife game capture and help move rhino, buffalo, zebra, impala, blesbok and giraffe! |
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Come and join other Shumba volunteers at this exciting new cheetah conservation project in Namibia. Help build new enclosures, monitor leopards in the afternoons or even track cheetah on foot! |
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Monitor lions on a daily basis and partake in conservation projects to develop the reserve. This diverse project includes wildlife research as well as community work & helping out at the Born Free big cat sanctuary. |
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Monitoring endangered species as part of your gap year, university holidays or career break will be an unbelievable experience! Join this friendly team on reserves in South Africa and help track wild dogs, lion and black rhino. |
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Come and explore the true wilderness of the Tuli Block in Botswana. Volunteers will assist with the conservation research of elephant and leopard in this region! |
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By volunteering on this project you will be helping the conservation team with valuable wildlife research for the reserve, including tracking lions, elephants and impala. |
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Combining marine conservation and community work, you are involved in the team’s day-to-day marine activities as well as helping out at the local children’s crèche. |
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Help with Great White Sharks conservation in South Africa |
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Shadow a wildlife vet in South Africa on a daily basis. You’ll be actively involved with the veterinary work from beginning to end, including the treatment of injured animals. |
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Shadow a wildlife vet in South Africa on a daily basis. You’ll be actively involved with the veterinary work from beginning to end, including the treatment of injured animals. |
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Joining this intensive 2 week course will be an amazing opportunity to experience the basics of living and tracking animals in the wilderness. |
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