If you love wildlife, adventure, and making a difference, volunteering internationally in wildlife conservation is an experience you’ll never forget. Whether you’re caring for orphaned animals, educating local communities, or helping protect endangered species, every action you take leaves a positive impact.

Why Volunteer for Wildlife Conservation?

Being an international wildlife volunteer allows you to contribute directly to preserving our planet’s biodiversity. Many programs rely on volunteers to support efforts in wildlife rescue, habitat protection, and community education. It’s also a chance to immerse yourself in nature, learn from conservation experts, and see incredible wildlife up close.

What You’ll Do as a Wildlife Volunteer

From working at wildlife rehabilitation centers to marine conservation or research projects, here’s a quick look at the possibilities:

Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation: Assist in feeding, cleaning, and monitoring animals with the goal of releasing them back into the wild.

Community Education: Help teach local communities and children about the importance of wildlife conservation.

Habitat Preservation: Participate in activities like tree planting and habitat restoration to protect ecosystems.

Why Choose DAKTARI Bush School & Wildlife Orphanage?

At DAKTARI in South Africa, you’ll do more than volunteer—you’ll join a community dedicated to conservation and education. Located in the heart of the bush, DAKTARI allows you to work directly with local children and orphaned animals. You’ll help teach kids about their environment, assist in caring for animals that can’t be released, and see firsthand how your efforts make a difference.

Top Destinations for Wildlife Volunteering

South Africa: Experience the beauty of the bush while helping conserve iconic wildlife at places like DAKTARI.

Costa Rica: Dive into marine conservation or rainforest preservation.

Australia: Help protect unique species and rehabilitate areas affected by climate change.

Thailand: Work at ethical elephant sanctuaries and support local conservation.

How to Choose Your Program

When looking for a program, consider the species you want to work with, the environment, and the impact each program has. DAKTARI, for instance, is perfect for those who want to work with both animals and community education.

Join Us and Make a Difference

Becoming a wildlife volunteer is more than an experience—it’s a chance to connect with nature, protect precious ecosystems, and inspire future conservationists. Ready to start your journey? Visit DAKTARI and become part of something truly meaningful!