Volunteer at a Rhino, Sable and Elephant Conservancy with a track record of releasing wildlife into national parks.
Our team has been the first Zimbabwe-based turnkey provider of cross-cultural exchanges through volunteering, and internship placements at matched organisations.
Rhinos are in real danger of extinction and we are at the forefront of trying to ensure the species is kept alive. Along with rhinos on the endangered species list are pangolins as well as sables. The wildlife, environment conservation & game park management programme utilises a community-based approach to conservation
wherein the communities surrounding the conservancy are the first line of defence against poachers as whistleblowers. As such, this African wildlife volunteer programme combines hands-on work inside the conservancy, taking care of the wildlife, whilst interacting heavily with the surrounding communities to enhance the environmental and wildlife conservation efforts.
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