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Namibia
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| Namibia is a land rich in natural resources and stunning scenery and culturally, there's a great cross section of people living in Namibia |
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Learn and build on your medical skills at a large practice, before using them at a rural Bushman clinic. There’s also the chance to nurse animals at a wildlife sanctuary – your patients could be baby baboons or tamed cheetahs. |
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Go back to basics in the Namib Desert as you take part in projects that help elephants and landowners to live together in harmony. You’ll go on a unique elephant patrol and get involved in building projects.
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Get close to the fastest mammal in the world! Monitor cheetahs and lions and help restore the plains back to their natural state. You’ll play a vital role in preserving African wildlife for the future. |
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Train to be a tourist guide in South Africa and learn about birds, mammals, reptiles, geology and more. You’ll be surrounded by stunning scenery and a huge variety of wildlife! |
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Help out in hospitals and rural clinics, giving valuable support to doctors and nurses. Those with medical experience will diagnose illnesses and treat injuries – those without will be supervised and their help will be just as valuable. |
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Get stuck into the demanding but highly rewarding work of caring for sick animals, building enclosures, darting and relocating animals, and helping release them into natural surroundings. |
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Get hands-on with orphaned and injured animals. The centre cares for big cats, baboons, crocodiles and many others, and is also working to tackle the problem of wild animals attacking farmers’ livestock. |
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