Get the opportunity to preserve wildlife and enjoy living on a 240 000-acre Big-5 and Malaria Free private game reserve in South Africa’s Kalahari Desert. The project offers a true perspective of the problems facing African Wildlife, and allows guests to give something back to the continent’s conservation efforts. Break free from tourists and time limits as you follow animals in their natural habitat in this once in a lifetime conservation experience!
Based on the ecological needs of the reserve, we are participating in continuous monitoring of population...
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Placing and monitoring camera traps to conduct scientific research and animal identification (e.g. a wild dog’s unique ... Read More
Conduct regular game surveys to monitor the distribution and sex and age ratios in all the reserve’s wildlife... Read More
The reserve's ecologist has set a programme in motion to monitor changes in fauna and flora. Over sixty randomly selected sites... Read More
The reserve is home to some incredible nocturnal species such as; Aardvark, Aardwolf, Bat-Eared and Cape Foxes, .... Read More
Due to the ongoing poaching crisis plaguing South Africa, we offer guests the chance to contribute to the anti-poa... Read More
This Rhino and Elephant Volunteer Project allows you to experience life on a 10 000-acre family-run reserve where you can enjoy a huge diversity of wildlife. This project is a life-changing experience that enables you to see first-hand the difference that your efforts have on the reserve and within the local community! – NO LONGER OFFERED
Care for Wild Africa CC and Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary NPC (non-profit) are two separate entities and volunteer payments are not a donation to this non-profit entity. “Care for Wild Africa CC is a profit company and the purpose of this company is to supply the volunteers working at the NPC with accommodation and food.” – NO LONGER OFFERED
Be a part of a truly unique African conservation experience in one of the continent’s largest private Big-5 game reserves!
Call: +27 72 222 4893
Email: info@workingwithwildlife.org
Monday – Friday
09h00 – 17h00