Lions

Lions

Lion Conservation

In almost every wildlife programme the Lion is the undoubted star of the show. Whenever anyone thinks of the wildlife in Africa, an image of a golden pride of lions trekking across the savannah comes to mind. These incredible big cats may be a symbol of strength in the animal kingdom, but lion conservation efforts are needed now more than ever to prevent the decline of this amazing animal. Lions once roamed across vast swathes of land in both Africa and Asia, but as their two major threats of habitat loss and hunting become ever more prominent, the fate of the lion is well and truly uncertain.

This is why here at The Great Projects we are delighted to be able to offer you the chance to take part in one of our incredible lion conservation projects! You can travel to South Africa or even Namibia to immerse yourself in the world of the planet's most famous big cat. Lion conservation projects are crucial to the survival of this big cat, so why not sign up to a project and help now!

Volunteer with Lions with The Great Projects

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14 - 84 Nights from $1,369.00

Experience hands-on volunteering in Africa in the heart of the beautiful Namibian wilderness!

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14 - 84 Nights from $1,619.00

Volunteer with the 'Big 5' and the Born Free Foundation in one of South Africa's finest game reserves.

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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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14 - 84 Nights from $1,369.00

Volunteer with big cats, baboons, meerkats and more at this stunning wildlife sanctuary in Namibia.

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7 - 56 Nights from $1,994.00

Luxury meets conservation at our brand-new 'Big 5' project! Experience wildlife rescue and rehabilitation missions in the home of Safari, South Africa.

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Lion Information

Lions At A glance

Endangered Status
Endangered Status

Vulnerable

Numbers Remaining
Number remaining in the wild

20,000-30,000

Endemic Region
Endemic Region

Africa And Some Parts Of Asia