This project concerns itself with the conservation of endangered plant and animal species. It is always keen to hear from University graduates who would like to gain practical hands-on experience and pursue a career in conservation. It accepts volunteers throughout the year to work on a range of hands-on conservation programmes. The work may involve endemic bird nest location and monitoring, radio tracking, population monitoring, report writing, and bird handling. Other projects include the conservation of rare plants, reptile conservation and translocation, and captive breeding amongst others. This is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable conservation related work experience.
The project provides free accommodation, work permits and field transport. Volunteers just need to cover their food costs and other personal expenses (airfare, travel insurance, etc).
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