African wildlife is in danger due to human expansion and industrialization. These endangered species need the help of people from all walks of life to save them. We recommend working with animals as a volunteer with wildlife in South Africa if you want to make a huge difference while also having fun and staying motivated.
More than 40,000 endangered species inhabit Africa, of which some are found in just one location. Conservation efforts are critical to preserve the many species that exist in just one location. Many people simply donate money, but this usually misses the opportunity to get involved. Conservation efforts commonly require a lot of time and effort, so getting involved is a good option. The lions, cheetahs, leopards, spotted hyenas and other predators found in this reserve are just a few of the animals found here.
Volunteers work with the guidance of park rangers, staff and interns.
Colunteers are allowed to assist in a wide
range of activities, including, but not limited to: tracking and
monitoring of wild animals, and awareness in local communities and on
farms. Daily maintenance work such as fence checks, water pipe repairs
and general reserve maintenance form part of the daily duties.
▪ Help with the maintenance of enclosures and upkeep of facilities including fencing checks and fixing
▪ Assisting with educational activities at the project
▪ Working in research and conservation & on Anti-Poaching projects
▪ Checking on cameras and research equipment
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