Internships in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Come join us on this unparalleled, one of a kind African, Zimbabwe adventure where the passions for art, expression, animals and environment coincide! Work alongside up to ten other volunteers from across the globe to photograph and conduct vital research in some of the most remarkable settings on Earth! These awe-inspiring parks of Southern Africa offer some of the most ideal photo opportunities without question. The project is located in Zimbabwe’s Zambezi and Victoria Falls National Parks. Accommodations are set on the banks of the Zambezi River where hippos and elephants are known to roam. Zambezi National Park, stretched along the Zambezi River, is home to iconic animals such as lions, elephants, hippos, cheetahs, leopards, buffalo, bushbucks, duikers, genets, honey badgers, spotted hyenas, African wild dogs and antelope species like the greater kudus, waterbucks and sables.

At International Volunteer HQ (IVHQ), we unite people from over 96 countries who want to make a meaningful difference while exploring the world. With 300+ projects in 40+ destinations, IVHQ offers the widest selection of volunteer programs globally from Teaching and Childcare to Wildlife Conservation, Medical Outreach, and Environmental Sustainability. Since 2007, IVHQ has supported over 155,000 volunteers on life-changing journeys. We specialize in fully-hosted volunteer trips that are safe, affordable, and accessible—starting from just $20 per day. Your experience includes airport pick-up, accommodation, meals, and round-the-clock support from our local teams. With flexible booking options and no change fees, planning your volunteer adventure has never been easier. Our programs run year-round and are available for 1 to 24 weeks across Africa, Asia, Europe, the Pacific, South and Central America, North America, the Caribbean, and the Middle East. Volunteering with IVHQ is about more than giving back; it’s about growing, learning, and building genuine global connections.

You won't only be enhancing your portfolio and skills as a wildlife photographer with this project, but you will also be making an invaluable difference by bringing awareness to wildlife and community projects in Zimbabwe. Use your skills at the frontline of African conservation efforts in the Zambezi National Park, documenting and assisting field researchers active in the area. Plus, accompany research drives, bush walks, and night drives with cameras to document any observations and sightings. A combination of photography theory, practical experience, and assignments under our Photography Manager, Hanna Wigart, allows you to grow as a photographer and leave Zimbabwe with an amazing portfolio as well as having contributed to important causes! Photographs you take may be used for marketing and educational purposes, making your contribution to this project essential for its success. Skills are particularly important when you join our research, focusing on creating animal identification kits. Interns able to take good photos facilitate pouring through the images in order to create these kits.