Wildlife Rehabilitation Volunteer South Africa

Overview

Join our rescue and release team at a wildlife rehabilitation center in South Africa where we care for rescued, injured, and lost wildlife. A growing human population in this area forces wild animals into conflict with local people, so many species find themselves in need of assistance. You will help care for and rehabilitate these animals, with the goal of releasing them back where they belong. 

Combine this project with our African Big 5 Wildlife Conservation Project (just 1.5 hours away) for the ultimate South African wildlife experience. 

Highlights

  • Take a hands-on role at an ethical wildlife rehabilitation center near the famous Kruger National Park
  • Gain valuable experience in animal care, rescue and release techniques, and wildlife conservation
  • Rehabilitate animals, enabling them to be successfully released back into the wild
  • Observe trained professionals and participate in the individual care and release plans for each animal
  • Learn about African wildlife, including how to track them, their natural behavior, and threats facing them
  • Explore the surrounding area on safaris through the Kruger National Park and trips to Blyde River Canyon
  • Live and work with other wildlife lovers from around the world

Food and Accomodation

During your time as a wildlife rehabilitation volunteer, you will be living in the Greater Kruger Region of South Africa. The diversity of the region is unparalleled; savannahs, forests, rainforests, and waterfalls are just a short drive away. The diverse landscapes are home to the most iconic animals in Africa, such as the legendary “Big 5” – lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, buffalo. The Kruger National Park is an hour and a half away.

With so many famous tourism hotspots in the region, your weekends will be filled with adventure. Spend the weekend at Kruger National Park (one of the top safari destinations on the continent) and be sure to take a drive along the spectacular Panorama Scenic Route. The Panorama Route is a true natural wonder with gushing waterfalls and the awe-inspiring Blyde River Canyon – one of the largest canyons on Earth.

Meals are served under a thatched roof overlooking the lush ravine.

You can send your enquiry via the form below.

Wildlife Rehabilitation Volunteer South Africa