Question 1

What tasks can I expect during this project?

Accepted Answer

You will be part of a team that focuses on wildlife photography and conservation initiatives. In this team, you will be responsible for helping run photography workshops, engaging in conservation research and participating in implementing initiatives, and working with their social media channels by providing them with visual content.

Question 2

What type of equipment should I bring for this volunteer project?

Accepted Answer

You are recommended to bring an SLR camera, batteries, a battery charger, memory cards, a laptop with editing software (ideally Adobe Lightroom, as this is used during workshops), and an external hard drive (at least 100GB). A tripod is highly recommended, but not essential

Question 3

How long can I volunteer for?

Accepted Answer

You can be part of this volunteer program anywhere from 4-12 weeks. Our program is available on specific dates throughout the year!

Question 4

What can I expect on a weekly basis as a volunteer?

Accepted Answer

During the week, you will have a variety of different activities and tasks relating to wildlife photography and conservation. You will have plenty of opportunities to go on game drives to capture endless shots of wildlife, while also learning a variety of ways to aid conservation organizations in their mission.

Question 5

Who will I receive tutoring from to enhance my photographic abilities?

Accepted Answer

This volunteer project offers you the advantage of professional expertise from wildlife photographer Paula Montoya who is based in Kruger National Park. Additionally, you and fellow volunteers will work together to discuss and improve each other’s photography through collaborative sessions every week.