Yvonne first volunteered with us in 2014, and has since visited our Rhino & Elephant Conservation Programme a record four times! We caught up with her at the end of her 4th visit.
Cathy and her children, Rachel and Billy, have volunteered as a family in Malawi, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique – to name but a few! Find out why they keep coming back for more!
“I had a fantastic time on the Wildlife Warriors Anti-Poaching Course and I really want to thank you all for this opportunity. I am very happy and satisfied with everything, and will spread the word about both Conservation Travel Africa and Les!” Everything was organised so smoothly and someone from Conservation Travel Africa were always on …
A volunteers review of our Wildlife Warriors Anti-Poaching course Read More »
Have you always wanted to visit Africa? Perhaps even get involved and make a difference, whilst exploring the rich depth of the country? This is the land of majestic wildlife and rich cultures. A place with vast deserts and wetlands – room to explore, reflect and contribute. Scrap the traditional safaris – get involved in …
Volunteering in Africa: the adventure you’ve been looking for! Read More »
As 2018 becomes a memory, we take a look at some beautiful, inspiring and amazing moments around our projects. This month, we focus on our Rhino & Elephant Conservation Programme at Imire in Zimbabwe. We hope that these photos will inspire you to join our volunteer programme, where you can participate in life-changing community projects, play …
A year in pictures on our Rhino & Elephant Programme! Read More »
We love our volunteers to experience as much of a country as possible, so when a lovely family from the UK wanted to volunteer on our Rhino & Elephant Conservation Programme, and visit Victoria Falls, we were more than happy to assist! Itinerary: 3 nights Victoria Falls / 7 nights Rhino & Elephant Conservation volunteering When: December 2018 …
Volunteering and Victoria Falls – the best family holiday ever! Read More »
Two questions we are frequently asked by potential volunteers are: ‘why do I have to pay to volunteer?’ and ‘why should I use a volunteer agent rather than booking directly with the project?’ We have addressed some of the reasons behind why payments are necessary for volunteers joining projects overseas in our blog post (updated in October …
Rhino poaching in Africa has reached crisis point, and across the globe, rhino habitats are shrinking. Once found in abundant numbers across Asia and Africa, today three of the five remaining species of rhino are Critically Endangered, facing a high chance of extinction in the not distant future.
By James Gardiner Teaching & Big 5 Wildlife Conservation March 2015 We chose this programme because it allowed us to bring our four children aged 8-12, enabling us to volunteer as a family. We stayed in a beautiful cottage with plenty of space and a lovely garden and the food was great – roast beef …
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