Volunteer in Cheetah Conservation in South Africa

Cheetah Conservation in South Africa - Limpopo

The cheetah conservation project in South Africa is located near Alldays in the Limpopo province, about 470 kilometres north of Johannesburg.

The cheetah conservation project is a private research area for endangered animals in the country. When you volunteer with cheetahs, the protection and research of cheetahs will be the main emphases of your work.

Volunteer with Cheetahs

The camp of the cheetah conservation project is a distance away from the next town. When you volunteer with cheetahs in South Africa, you will have the opportunity to run personal errands here from time to time, but your general needs will be taken care of at the camp.

Cheetah Conservation Project: Accommodation and Meals

You accommodation will be a fixed tent encampment – every one of the simple, yet pleasant tents is equipped with two beds, an open-air bathroom, a flush toilet, and hot running water. Meals are included in the programme price. Volunteers will take turns preparing meals with provided food.

Volunteer in Cheetah Conservation in South Africa

Volunteer in Cheetah Conservation in South Africa

• Activities: Assisting with research work, observing the animals, examining fences, and supporting the maintenance of the reserve.
• Free Time: Usually at the weekend
• Duration: 2.5 or 4.5 weeks
• Application: As early as possible, at least 2-3 months before departure.
• Starting Dates: Every first Tuesday of the month: 4 Jan., 1 Feb., 1 Mar., 5 Apr., 3 May, 7 June, 5 July, 2 Aug., 6 Sept., 4 Oct., 1 Nov. 2011.
• Visa: Free tourist visa upon arrival. Passport and return flight ticket necessary.
• Practical Experience: Not necessary.
• Other: The volunteer work in the cheetah conservation project in South Africa can be physically strenuous. Since you will be surrounded by a completely foreign culture, patience, adaptability, independence, and travel experience are very important. A love of animals is essential.