The Kruger Project, South Africa

You’ll take part in a range of conservation activities designed to support wildlife and the surrounding environment. Activities can include wildlife monitoring, habitat work, data collection and other tasks based on the current needs of the project.

Yes! Being based in the Greater Kruger area means you’ll have opportunities to see a wide variety of African wildlife in their natural environment. Sightings can never be guaranteed, but wildlife encounters are an exciting part of the experience.

No. You don’t need professional conservation experience to join the project. You’ll receive guidance and training from the team, making it suitable for anyone with a genuine interest in wildlife and conservation.

Your days will vary depending on the conservation activities taking place. You could spend time in the field monitoring wildlife, collecting data, supporting habitat management or learning about conservation in the Greater Kruger area. There will also be time to relax and enjoy your surroundings.

Absolutely. You can join the project independently and meet other like-minded people from around the world. You’ll live and work alongside other participants, creating a social experience alongside your conservation work.