Large Carnivore Conservation in Namibia

Large Carnivore Conservation in Namibia

Location
  • Namibia
Length
2 to 12 weeks

Program Details

Language
English
Age Min.
18
Timeframe
Year Round
Housing
Hostel
Groups
Small Group (1-15)

Pricing

Price Details
The programme fee for our volunteer projects includes accommodation, three meals a day, transfers to and from the project when you arrive and all the equipment needed to do your work. The minimum length of time on this project is 16 days. The volunteer fee also contributes to the development of new programmes and ensures that all the projects where you work are sustainable long term.
What's Included
Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers Equipment Meals Transportation
What's Not Included
SIM cards Travel Insurance Visa Wifi
Oct 21, 2024
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About Program

Conservation Travel Africa offers incredible wildlife volunteer programmes in Namibia. Namibia is a place of contrasts characterised by vast open spaces and strikingly diverse, breathtaking scenery, from immense desert landscapes to rugged mountains and desolate coastline. Join one of our volunteer programmes and experience this amazing country for yourself. 

Namibia is perfect for volunteers looking for unspoilt wilderness areas, 300 days of sunshine a year and a huge variety of wildlife. Despite its harsh climate, Namibia has some of the world’s grandest national parks and in addition to boasting the largest free-roaming population of black rhinos and cheetahs in the world, it is one of the only countries with expanding populations of free-roaming lions and elephants.

Work on human-wildlife conflict prevention projects, monitor the rare desert-adapted elephant and carry out large carnivore research and conservation, focusing on wild leopard, hyena and cheetah.

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Program Highlights

  • Learn to track wild cheetah and leopard, on foot, by vehicle and using telemetry
  • Release rehabilitated carnivores into wilderness areas
  • Fit and monitor trail cameras to understand populations of wild animals in the area
  • Learn ancient San Bushmen field skills from community leaders

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