Join an active conservation research centre to support their work in researching and conserving amazing local wildlife, including endangered sea turtles. During turtle season you will help monitor and protect nesting sea turtles and release hatchlings into the Pacific Ocean. Throughout the year there are several active scientific research projects to immerse yourself in Costa Rica’s wildlife.
Get hands-on with Africa's famous wildlife and learn from some of the region's top conservationists - this rhino orphanage has even featured on the TV show 'The Supervet'! From bottle-feeding orphaned baby rhinos to monitoring adult rhinos that have been successfully released back into the wild, discover a whole holistic overview of rhino rehabilitation.
Calling all ocean lovers! Join one of our teams on the beautiful Pacific coast of Costa Rica and gain internationally recognised scuba diving qualifications and marine science training. This exclusive 10-weeks course trains you up to become a PADI Divemaster with a focus on marine conservation. You will also take part in the ongoing reef surveys which help to monitor the health of the ocean.
Come face to face with Africa’s Big 5 - lions, rhino, elephants, leopard and buffalo - on a famous safari reserve, within one of the world's top biodiversity hotspots. You will join as a member of the wildlife research team and help support initiatives such as the WWF Black Rhino Range Expansion Project!
Live the life of an African wildlife vet, working hands-on with legendary wildlife species. One moment you could be assisting with disease prevention, the next - learning how a vet darts an animal in the field in order to work safely and effectively. Every experience is tailored to your goals, also meeting veterinary placement requirements for your studies.
This eco-volunteering program is designed for individuals interested in nature and environmental protection in New Zealand. We work very closely with the Ministry of the Environment, and our volunteers have the opportunity to work hand in hand with park rangers and learn the latest nature conservation techniques.