Geology Volunteer Programs

Delve into one of the world's most bio-diverse countries and really get to know Costa Rica. Maximo Nivel's specialized volunteer projects are a great way to enhance your understanding of conservation and the environment. Project types include: - Sea turtle conservation - Eco-agriculture: coffee farming - Animal care ... and more! Conservation volunteers are supervised by biologists, researchers, and other professionals. This program is available all year round, with start dates every Monday. It's designed to take place for as short as 1 week and up to 1 year. Volunteers must be over 18 years of age or accompanied by a parent or guardian. We require background checks and proof of medical insurance.

From conducting wildlife and marine research and conservation to trekking through lush rainforests to analyzing blood test results, GoEco has you covered for your biological research volunteer opportunity or internship abroad! Join us in any destination to be a part of the solution. Adding photo identifications of whale sharks to international databases, observing Africa's Big Five species and gaining experience analyzing medical test results are just a few examples of the opportunities that we offer.

Join our Best Seller Program! Combine immersive Spanish lessons with Surf or Yoga classes and meaningful volunteer work at our home base in beautiful Santa Teresa—one of the top surf spots in the country. Make a real impact through purposeful volunteering, help with sea turtle conservation, assist in the nursery and hatchery, join night patrols, participate in beach cleanups, and more. Cap off your experience with an unforgettable week in the lush Monteverde Rainforest, where adventure and adrenaline await!

Do you love the outdoors? Want to help protect Costa Rica’s National Parks? Our Environmental Protection programs allow volunteers to take part in vital conservation works in some of the most bio-diverse regions of Costa Rica. This inspiring conservation program works to promote and encourage sustainable agriculture practices in the Sarapiquí rainforest. Working on an organic, self-sufficient farm the program is open to all international volunteers who enjoy working in nature and with rural communities, and those who like to spend time preserving and helping the environment and all of its components. Participants will also have the chance to become immersed in the local people and culture. Volunteers who are hard-working, ecologically sensitive, willing to learn about new cultures, enthusiastic, and ready to get stuck in and help should apply today. Join us in beautiful Costa Rica and put your eco-warrior skills to the test!

Live on a private reserve in Limpopo, surrounded by wildlife in their natural habitat. Collaborate with GVI staff and other participants to contribute towards meaningful conservation and research efforts for wildlife protection and longevity. Learn about biodiversity and habitat monitoring, and how to track and identify each species using radio telemetry techniques. This is also an opportunity to work alongside Field Guide Association of South Africa (FGASA) experts while seeing well-known South African predators, herbivores, and other species populations first-hand. You’ll contribute to the research efforts of the reservation’s natural resources. Your assistance provides reserve authorities and conservation organizations with the data they need to manage and preserve ecosystems. All GVI projects align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) and have short, mid, and long-term objectives. In your free time, travel with other like-minded participants to the nearby Kruger National Park, one of the largest game reserves in Africa.

Traverse this legendary landscape and leave forever inspired by the other-worldly beauty of Iceland. This Nordic oasis transforms the mundane into the extraordinary. Stroll amid active glaciers, bathe in steaming lagoons, feel the welcoming warmth of the local people, and swim the crystal clear water between continents. As the development of the outside world accelerates, the cinematic horizons of Iceland remain timeless. You’ll earn 30 hours of community service working to protect and restore the natural environment through reforestation and coastal cleanup projects. All while learning who you are and what the world can be in the land of fire and ice.

Inspire, Educate & Empower Communities Across the World Are you passionate about education and cross-cultural exchange? Do you dream of making a positive impact while traveling the world? With Volunteering Journeys’ English Teaching Programs Abroad, you can inspire young minds, build confidence, and open opportunities for children and adults across Peru, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and the Maldives. Whether you’re a student on a gap year, a certified teacher, or simply a fluent English speaker looking to make a difference, teaching abroad is one of the most rewarding ways to contribute to global education while immersing yourself in fascinating cultures. In many developing regions, English proficiency opens the door to education, employment, and better economic opportunities. However, limited resources and teacher shortages often leave students without access to quality English education. By joining Volunteering Journeys’ teaching programs, you’ll help bridge this gap. You’ll work in local schools, community centers, or after-school programs — improving English literacy, conversational confidence, and cultural awareness.

Make a meaningful impact while gaining international experience with Connect-123’s Human Rights internship program. With placements available in Barcelona, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Dublin, and Sydney, you’ll have the chance to contribute to organizations working on some of today’s most pressing human rights challenges. Our network includes watchdog groups, nonprofits, advocacy organizations, lobby groups, and think tanks. Depending on your placement, you may help develop educational workshops for immigrants, conduct peer education training, monitor and evaluate community-based initiatives, research political or gender rights issues, or contribute to reports on human trafficking, child labor, and other critical topics. Each internship is tailored to your background and interests, giving you the opportunity to build practical skills, expand your global network, and contribute to work that truly makes a difference. With flexible start dates and customizable program lengths, your life-changing global internship begins on your schedule.

Located in southeastern Peru, Cusco sits in the Andes Mountains. It is home to the palace of the Inca, the Temple of the Sun, and the famous Machu Picchu. Its fascinating archaeological sites, architecture, and colorful Peruvian dress attract tourists from all over the world. The people of Cusco still use the traditional dress of polleras, play zampoñas, and raise llamas. Service opportunities range from small schools to women’s shelters to medical placements in clinics and dental offices. Through service at a local organization and guided reflection curriculum, our goal is to help you gain a better understanding of the local language, culture, and community. Each placement is unique, so visit our website to learn more about the specific placement and program options available. Although we have something for everyone in Cusco, we especially recommend this destination for anyone interested in community agriculture or the dentistry field.

Improve Spanish fluency while volunteering in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Participants will be grouped based on their current level of Spanish and will spend 20 hours of lessons per week. With only a maximum of five students per class, the program enables the students to be in a calm and relaxed environment where they can gain knowledge in the areas of listening, grammar, oral and written comprehension. After the study program, students will be placed in a volunteering position located 15-20 minutes from the institute in Buenos Aires for a minimum of four weeks. Placement opportunities include the following: * Social Services * Health Care * Orphanage * Teaching * Language Teacher (English, French and German) * Women and Men, & Elderly * Indigenous Community These are unpaid positions and there is a limited number of positions every month.

Discover Patagonia like never before at La Esperanza Wildlife Refuge, where endless skies, red sunsets, and ocean waves set the stage for an adventure with purpose. Picture yourself living in the wild, surrounded by guanacos, maras, and the haunting calls of nature. This is more than just volunteering. It’s becoming part of one of the planet’s most breathtaking ecosystems. As a volunteer, you’ll help protect Southern Right Whales (June to December) and study the behavior of elusive pumas. You’ll also take part in vital research on sea lions, guanacos, tortoises, and maras, while supporting the daily care of the reserve. Every task brings you closer to understanding how life thrives in this remote land. You’ll work side by side with local experts, gaining skills, stories, and memories you’ll carry forever. Whether you’re building a future in conservation, boosting your CV, or simply craving a meaningful adventure, this program is your chance to leave a real impact. Patagonia isn’t just a destination. It’s the edge of the world, where nature rules and every day feels epic. Come live the adventure.

The Amazon rainforest, also known as the Amazon jungle, is located in South America. The size of the rainforest extends to 8 different states, whereas the majority of the forest is contained within Brazil, followed by Peru. The rainforest represents over half of our planet’s remaining rainforests and the Amazon ecosystem is home to the most exotic Amazon wildlife. As you probably know, there are many projects that help to save the Amazon rainforest. You are able to participate in different volunteer programs, such as working with animals, volunteer in conservation projects, working in community service or volunteering in projects in the field of research.

Participate in a combination of nature conservation and adventure in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Activities include; Planting trees and reforestation: Deforestation of the tropical rainforest is a serious problem in Kilimanjaro, leading to the loss of natural resources and biodiversity. Volunteers help cultivate tree seedlings and plant them on eroded land. The seedlings are also distributed to local communities. Environmental education in schools and villages: Wood and charcoal are popular fuels for the local community. However, their use has a negative impact, as it causes deforestation. As a volunteer, you can help organize workshops for children and adolescents in schools and village communities to spread awareness of this environmental problem. Community work: It is a tradition for locals in Tanzania to actively help and participate in each other's activities when needed. As a volunteer and part of this community, you will help farmers harvest crops such as coffee, corn, and bananas. You will also engage in other re-innovation procedures, such as building schools and bridges.

As an electrical engineering intern/volunteer in this program from World Internships, you will be able to learn about products and design procedures, and also provide insight into the specification, design, development, and implementation of products. As a mechanical engineering intern/volunteer, you can advance your knowledge of this diverse field and broaden your skills in sectors such as design, manufacturing, technical sales, or the development of mechanical devices. Placements may also be available in chemical and environmental engineering, so don't hesitate to get in touch with us if either of those or other sub fields interest you.

Are you ready for the ultimate summer adventure? Join us in O'ahu, Hawaii, for an immersive two-week travel experience designed for students ages 17-22 who want to upskill, explore, and make an impact. Whether you are passionate about marine conservation, adventure sports, or simply looking to challenge yourself in paradise, this program is your gateway to hands-on learning, skill-building, and ocean exploration. You’ll dive deep into Hawaii’s vibrant marine ecosystem, starting with PADI Open Water Diver Certification to gain the essential skills to explore the underwater world confidently. Next, take your diving to the next level with the Conservation Diver Ecological Monitoring Program, where you’ll learn to assess reef health, identify marine species, and contribute to vital conservation efforts. Beyond diving, immerse yourself in Hawaii’s adventure culture with surf lessons on the iconic North Shore, snorkeling in the famous Shark’s Cove, and hands-on service projects that help protect the island’s delicate environment. This is an opportunity to gain real-world skills, make lifelong connections, and have a positive, measurable impact on the environment.

Become a part of the only wildlife conservation volunteer program in the Gonarezhou Transfrontier Park and Mozambique! Together with other participants, you contribute to the protection of animals that call the reserve home. Collect vital data (such as game populations and rare sightings) and monitor the area's condition on daily game drives and bush walks. All evaluated data is shared with relevant institutions. This wildlife conservation program largely involves physical work, which is more fun than you think it would be! Get your hands dirty while immersing yourself in the African bush, among animals in their natural habitat. The volunteer work you do is key to the survival of wildlife and the success of wildlife conservation! The program includes en-suite accommodation shared by a maximum of 2 persons. Volunteers stay in shared safari tents in our northern camp during winter (March to October) or in shared chalets in our southern camp during summer (November to February). The program duration is 3 weeks and cannot be extended due to visa regulations.

Over the past few decades, Singapore has become one of the world’s most prosperous, globalized countries. With one of the most stable economies and numerous career opportunities in a wide range of fields, it becomes clear why the city-state is a top work abroad destination.
 With an abundance of world-class, affordable attractions are emerging on a regular basis, the “Lion City“ has something to satisfy every visitor’s wish: ・Swim above the city lights at Marina Bay Sands. ・Visit Singapore’s grandest mosque at Sultan Mosque. ・Be left buzzing with joy at the Gardens by the Bay. ・Go chasing lights at the ArtScience Museum. ・Tuck into a big plate of Chili Crab – Singapore’s national dish. As your gateway to Asia, Meiji Internships will accompany you throughout your journey. Kick-start your international career with an unforgettable internship adventure in your industry and destination of choice. We work with an extended network of 750+ partner companies in 8 countries to help pave the way for your future! You create your journey! Broaden not just your horizon, but also your professional network in the Far East!

Step into the heart of healthcare in Tanzania and make a difference where it matters most. Wild Vista Expedition invites passionate medical professionals and students to join our Hospital-Based Medical Volunteer Program, supporting local clinics and hospitals while gaining practical experience and deep cultural immersion. You’ll work alongside local healthcare teams in busy hospitals and rural health centers, assisting with: - General patient care and triage - Maternal and child health services - Public health education - Shadowing doctors and nurses - Basic administrative support This is your opportunity to learn about global health challenges, understand medical care in low-resource settings, and provide vital support to underserved communities. Location: - Hospitals and clinics around Kilimanjaro and Arusha, Tanzania Program Length: - Flexible options: 1–4 weeks (longer placements available) Who Can Join: - Medical students (3rd year and above preferred) - Nurses, doctors, midwives, pharmacists - Pre-med students with strong interest - Public health or healthcare admin volunteers

Volunteer abroad in Ghana with Our Generation Voluntary Organisation. Our non-profit, non-governmental African organization offers meaningful, exciting, and affordable developmental volunteer programs. These include working with orphans, teaching children in primary and junior high schools, coaching football to children, wildlife work, medical and nursing placements, dental elective, environmental conservation, micro-finance, journalism, and many more. We currently have volunteer, internship, and culture/language immersion programs in many locations around Ghana. Our programs are among the most affordable in the industry, and we work hard to maintain low fees. Adult participants can apply independently. Participants from 15 to 17 years old are welcome to apply, but we need to receive consent from their parents via email or telephone before we can offer them placement on one of our programs. We have hosted many teenage high school students in the past. All our programs require a good/basic level of English language, although you do not need to be a native English speaker.

Volunteer in Uganda – Make a Real Difference Join Msafiri Tours for a life-changing volunteer experience in Uganda. Contribute your time and energy to schools, rural communities, and impactful projects nationwide. Opportunities Include: -Teaching & Education: Support local schools, tutor children, or assist with English, arts, or STEM programs. -Community Development: Help with women’s empowerment, sports, farming projects, and local entrepreneurship. -Environmental Conservation: Participate in tree planting, wildlife conservation, and sustainable farming. -Healthcare & Well-being: Assist in medical camps, health education, and wellness programs (ideal for professionals and students). Why Volunteer With Us: -Live and work alongside local communities for an authentic cultural experience. -Gain hands-on experience in projects that make a real impact. -Explore Uganda’s natural wonders, including Jinja, the adventure capital. -Flexible programs: short-term (1–2 weeks) or longer-term. Who Can Volunteer: Anyone 18 years or older with a passion for service and cultural exchange. Youths aged 16 and above may join with a guardian. Families, groups, and solo travelers are welcome.