
The Elephant and Wildlife Conservation project has an award-winning approach to protecting elephants and wildlife which are found in the national park and local communities.You will assist their research to increase the understanding and knowledge of the 300+ elephants living in the surrounding National Park and community areas.
This international internship in southeast Madagascar offers students practical experience in community-led conservation and sustainable development. Interns apply academic knowledge in areas such as biodiversity, livelihoods, education, and climate resilience while gaining field-based skills in research, project management, and cross-cultural collaboration.
Spend 2-8 weeks at our research camp in the coastal forest of Sainte Luce and actively support conservation projects in Madagascar. Work alongside international researchers and local guides to protect endangered species such as lemurs, geckos, and chameleons. No prior experience needed, just a passion for nature and the environment!
This eco-volunteering program is designed for individuals interested in nature and environmental protection in New Zealand. We work very closely with the Ministry of the Environment, and our volunteers have the opportunity to work hand in hand with park rangers and learn the latest nature conservation techniques.