Can I volunteer to help with animals in Africa?

At African Conservation Experience, we give people with a passion for wildlife the chance to volunteer with animals in Africa. Through wildlife volunteering and responsible travel, you can do something meaningful to stop this widespread damage and improve the lives and wellbeing of many important species.

Can I volunteer in South Africa?

Cape Town is one of the most well-known and popular places to volunteer in South Africa. Being in an urban environment while also near nature provides a host of different volunteer opportunities in marine conservation, education, and animal care. Durban and Johannesburg are also good options for volunteer work.

How much does it cost to volunteer in South Africa?

South Africa: With a weekly average of $1,010 a week, volunteering in South Africa may seem a little intimidating. However, the organizations are well established and know how to make a real difference. If you choose an organization like Projects Abroad, you’re guaranteed a myriad of volunteer opportunities.

How can I volunteer in South Africa?

The best volunteer programs in South Africa this year

1. South Africa Wildlife Sanctuary with GoEco—9.91 rating.
2. Education Program in South Africa with Love Volunteers—10.0 rating.
3. Volunteer in Surfing in South Africa with IVHQ—10.0 rating.
4. Childcare and Orphanage Program with Volunteering Solutions—9.33 rating.

How can we help African wildlife?

Take a look and spread the word!

1. 1 – Learn more about how and why some species are endangered.
2. 2 – Support a worthwhile conservation charity with a one off/monthly donation.
3. 3 – Join a conservation project in Africa and make a real difference (whilst having the experience of a lifetime)

Do volunteers get paid in South Africa?

Typically, stipends or allowances are calculated according to transport and other costs volunteers are likely to incur during their placement. This can range from R750 to R3 000 per month. Contracts should also specify that volunteers are not employees and are not entitled to leave.

Do wildlife conservationists work with animals?

Wildlife conservationists work with animals both great and small. The job entails a few different things. You may be monitoring animals to collect data for conservation records – which helps to improve our understanding of wildlife.