Experience the joy of nurturing, the satisfaction of knowing you're making a difference, and the warmth of these wonderful creatures' company. Come and join us!
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Volunteer at a sanctuary, offering hands-on care for exotic and indigenous animals that are in captivity and cannot be released back into the wild.
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Work along with staff and other volunteers from all walks of life at a privately-owned zoo that is dedicated to the care of Australia’s native wildlife!
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Volunteer with monkeys and baboons at Zimbabwe's only Primate Rescue Centre. Participate in animal rescue, orphan care and wildlife releases. Rewarding and meaningful.
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Help our biologists perform monitoring and research of wildlife. Tasks can range from setting up cameras for mammals in the forest to reproducing insects in the lab.
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Assist a top wildlife veterinary medicine doctor and a highly experienced wildlife rehabilitation team in their daily duties treating rescued indigenous wildlife.
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Working with local staff and coordinators, volunteers help look after the animals & educate visitors. You are involved in every aspect of the daily running of the center.
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Collect information about the trees on the reserve, which will help us to assess when and where to release the birds and where we can find them to monitor their progress.
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Volunteer out at a Wildlife Park as a Wildlife Caretaker with indigenous and exotic wildlife that have been rescued and now have safe sanctuary.
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Take part in an enriching and unique adventure in Costa Rica. Engage in animal preservation activities and explore the amazing nature of Costa Rica. Pura Vida!
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Join our Wildlife Rescue project in Portugal. Contribute to wild animal rehabilitation, gain hands-on experience, and immerse yourself in the area of Santo André
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Help us by expanding our wildlife database of photos and videos on flora and fauna of the Atlantic Forest and create videos and documentaries.
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El Sira Communal Reserve / Codo Del Pozuzo Natural Reserve are home to at least 300 bird species, 124 mammals and 140 reptiles identified to date.
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