Zululand Volunteer Experience Video!
Zululand Volunteer Experience Video!

Zululand Volunteer Experience Video!

Zululand Wildlife Conservation Project

Zululand Wildlife Conservation Project

14 - 84 Nights from $1,619.00

Assist in vital conservation efforts in South Africa, working to protect the iconic ‘Big 5’ and other priority endangered species.

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Two Rewilded Cheetahs, Two Years On - A Remarkable Rewilding Story

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The Team Returns - James & Lauren's South Africa Experience

The Team Returns - James & Lauren's South Africa Experience

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Posted by Connor Whelan on 16th Mar 2016 1 min

We are delighted to be able to share with you all our new volunteer experience video all about the Zululand Project in South Africa. One of our volunteers, Tristan, headed to the project and recorded what went on during his time there.

The video really shows you what you can expect as a volunteer, and it will give you a taste of what’s to come if you opt to become a volunteer yourself. This is the perfect chance to aid in the conservation of some of Africa’s ‘Big 5’, and they need all the help they can get sooner rather than later.

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