Wildlife Conservation Volunteering in Brazil
Program Overview
Volunteer in the Bodoquena Highlands region, where you’ll support wildlife conservation and community outreach activities. The project monitors wildlife, including the peccary population—medium-sized hoofed, pig-like mammals—of the Pantanal region. It assesses the factors influencing animal movements in the area, which is currently under threat due to illegal hunting, mining, and expansion of soyb...
Volunteer in the Bodoquena Highlands region, where you’ll support wildlife conservation and community outreach activities. The project monitors wildlife, including the peccary population—medium-sized hoofed, pig-like mammals—of the Pantanal region. It assesses the factors influencing animal movements in the area, which is currently under threat due to illegal hunting, mining, and expansion of soybean plantations.
As a wildlife conservation volunteer, you’ll help in numerous activities led by local scientists. These include wildlife monitoring, exploring new regions for the presence and absence of large mammals, data entry, and setting camera traps. You’ll also assist with environmental education activities within the community, including seed collection, tree planting, and environmental...
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What's Included
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- 1-2 Weeks
- Conservation
- Environment
- Wildlife
- American
- Australian
- Austrian
- Belgian
- British
- Canadian
Updated Jan 15, 2026
Program Details
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Locations
- Campo Grande, Brazil
Available Terms / Availability
- Years Offered
- Year Round
Eligible Nationalities
- American
- Australian
- Austrian
- Belgian
Education Levels & Language
- Language
- English
- Education
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accommodation Options
- Group living
- Guest House
Application Procedures
- Online Application
Age Requirement
18+
Duration
- 1-2 Weeks
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Working with wild animals can always be dangerous, however, each volunteer is given on-site training by fully trained staff who follow strict safety procedures, therefore incidents are very rare! Plus, peccaries are friendly creatures that don't harm
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