Orangutan Conservation Volunteer Program in Malaysia
Hosted by
- Malaysia
Frequently asked questions
The program runs for 1 to 12 weeks.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in hostels or with a host family.
The program fee includes accommodation, activities, equipment, meals, transportation, and wifi.
Orangutan Conservation Volunteer Program in Malaysia is located in Malaysia.
About Program
Orangutans on the IUCN Red List is classified as Critically Endangered, may be more closely related to humans than scientists previously thought. A new genetic study and the first blueprint of the orangutan genetic code has confirmed that they share 97 percent of their DNA with people.
INVOLVE invites you to participate and provide a helping hand in the Orangutan Conservation program. This project has been designed to protect and preserve orangutans. Help with various conservation activities and initiatives to protect, care for and save these intelligent, gentle creatures.
Program Highlights
- Gain an unforgettable experience with beautiful orangutans.
- Observe orangutans in a close yet safe distance.
- Assist with any preparations for the release of orangutans deemed fit to be in the wild.
- Have the privilege of working with the sanctuary's staff members and understanding orangutan behavior.
- Endless travel options for weekend, volunteers can UNESCO Heritage side in Penang, beautiful islands such as Langkawi and Pangkor Islands or further to the Sabah Mt. Kinabalu for a hike
Community Questions
Location
Malaysia is located partially on mainland Asia and the island of Borneo. The country is incredibly diverse with just over 50% of the people being Malay. This diversity has brought in a spread of different religions and lifestyles, which you can see in everything from the architecture to daily life.
