Namibia Wildlife Sanctuary
Namibia Wildlife Sanctuary
14 - 84 Nights from $1,244.00
Experience hands-on volunteering in Africa in the heart of the beautiful Namibian wilderness!
Working with cheetahs is a once in a lifetime opportunity , and if you decide to become our next cheetah volunteer you will get the chance to take part in the incredible experience in one of the most beautiful countries in the world – Namibia.
Here at The Great Projects we offer cheetah volunteering trips which enable you to get hands on when aiding the conservation efforts of these beautiful big cats. Cheetahs often come under threats from farmers when they venture onto their land, and when this happens the results are often bad for the big cat.
If you choose to become our next cheetah conservation volunteer then you will be rewarded with the knowledge that you have played your part in helping these big cats forge a future.
Experience hands-on volunteering in Africa in the heart of the beautiful Namibian wilderness!
Join this 'Big 5' conservation project and help make a difference to the lives of the amazing animals that live here!
Volunteer with the 'Big 5' on one of the country’s most diverse wildlife reserves.
Volunteer with big cats, baboons, meerkats and more at this stunning wildlife sanctuary in Namibia.
Luxury meets conservation at our brand-new 'Big 5' project! Experience wildlife rescue and rehabilitation missions in the home of Safari, South Africa.
Whilst only considered vulnerable on the IUCN Red List of endangered animals, Cheetahs are still in a distinct danger of becoming extinct if something does not change soon. These big cats are coming under increasing threats from a variety of sources, and whilst their numbers are at a point where they can recover currently, this could change if things do not soon improve. Cheetah conservation efforts are certainly improving, but they can still get better!
The main threat facing Cheetahs currently is habitat encroachment, and this is due to the rapid expansion of human houses and other buildings in land where the cheetah was once free to roam. Other issues facing these big cats are clashes with humans over food sources, and farmers who see the cheetah as a threat and will shoot on sight if they see one approaching their livestock.
You can help by volunteering with Cheetahs, so why not consider this as your next holiday?