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...highlights Your role will be to rescue elephants from abuse and distress. You'll help the project by assisting in a variety of roles, including looking after the elephant herd and protecting the local environment. Where will I live ?...

ions’ behaviour and work with us on the world’s only programme for their release into the wild. Also work with orphaned Elephants and assist with the wildlife management and boundary patrols of the reserve. Highlights of this Zimbabwe volunteer...

...a tourist... be a conservationist.Assist experienced researcher in their work within this exclusive wildlife reserve: Elephants... With Jeanetta Selier, who has been researching the elephant populations in the Mashatu Reserve area for over 6...

...ever wondered what it would be like to live in dense tropical forest and awaken to the calls of peacocks, monkeys and elephants living with you cheek by jowl in their natural environment?Location:The project is based in a national park in...

...of the Southern African Bushveld. We call it Legodimo.We are right on the frontier of South Africa and Botswana. Elephants visit the swimming pool at our remote but comfortable lodge next to the River Limpopo. From zebras to eagles, from...

...of Gravelotte and Mica in the Limpopo Province and covers over 30,000 hectares of African wilderness. It is home to elephants, leopard, white rhino and various antelope species; you will be in the midst of some of the worlds most fascinating...

...Kerala or journey up into the Western Ghat mountains and the wildlife reserve at Periyar roamed by herds of mud-caked elephants. If you’re exhausted by constant travelling, take a weekend off and take time to appreciate the various theatre and...

...Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary. Mwaluganje is one of the most beautiful locations and it has the densest population of elephants per square mile for anywhere worldwide. You will typically spend 4-5 days at the sanctuary and the focus is to develop...

...you think of animals in Sri Lanka, the first thing you probably think of is the endangered Sri Lankan elephants. You will have the chance to make a difference by getting first hand involvement into conservation of these amazing mammals. The...

’s entirely up to you and we’ll arrange your placement to suit you! Conservation The aim of this project is to "Save Elephants by Helping People". The Sri Lankan Conservation Society that we work with are heavily committed to their cause and...

...be lucky enough to have a large cub sitting on your lap sucking your thumb. There's also an opportunity to work with elephants and horses. Travellers’ placements are very flexible and can be combined with any other Travellers placement and...

...programme is based in Sri Lanka's most famous government-run Orphanage which is home to retired, abused or orphaned Elephants. Altogether around 70 Elephants are based there. Working hours are quite short and you certainly won't be overloaded...

...are a vast number and variety of animals at the Zoo, currently 12 elephants, many different primates and chimps, hippos, giraffes, bears, seals, zebra, snakes, crocodiles, antelope, fish and various other animals. There is also a lone Orang...

. An added bonus is that you'll also be taken to local Game Reserves and have the opportunity to observe wildlife like elephants, buffalo, rhino and many other African bush species.Our users say... "I learnt a lot about myself whilst in Africa and...

...creatures, working alongside professional mahouts (elephant keepers). The Centre gives refuge to domesticated elephants that have been roaming the streets of Bangkok and other cities. About the Centre and the elephants The aim of the...

...Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary. Mwaluganje is one of the most beautiful locations and it has the densest population of elephants per square mile for anywhere worldwide. You will typically spend 4-5 days at the sanctuary and the focus is to develop...

...Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary. Mwaluganje is one of the most beautiful locations and it has the densest population of elephants per square mile for anywhere worldwide. You will typically spend 4-5 days at the sanctuary and the focus is to develop...

...the Bodo People Volunteers will participate on the Elephant Programme, which involves monitoring and tracking wild elephants in an attempt to understand their behaviour, as well as patrolling with locals on elephant back. You will have a...

...aridity and savannah flood plains, a symbol of Africa’s diversity. The area is home to the largest concentration of elephants in Africa, as well as an abundance of hippo, buffalo, antelope and lion. The Chobe river flows into the mighty Zambezi...

...how to Conserve and manage African Wildlife Course Overview: This Course is excellent! An outstanding opportunity to learn and experience how to conserve African Wildlife and how to manage the conservation. Comprises practical fieldwork as...