Children on the beach on Zanzibar

Volunteers wanted for turtle sanctuary and conservation in Zanzibar!

Ready to swap your everyday routine for turtle tracks in the sand? 🐢 Join our conservation volunteer program in breathtaking Zanzibar and make a real difference!

Accommodation
Unknown
Location
Tanzania
Category
Language
English, English, English
Season
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
Minimum duration
4 weeks

What you bring

  • Minimum age of 18 years (younger may apply with guardian permission)
  • Basic English language skills
  • High school education or higher
  • Clean criminal background check
  • Enthusiasm for environmental conservation
  • Willingness to work outdoors in various conditions
  • Ability to commit to Monday-Friday, 8:00-14:00 schedule
  • Open mind and positive attitude
  • Adaptability to living in shared accommodations
  • Comfort with basic living conditions in a developing country

What you do

  • Care for and maintain the turtle and reptile sanctuary
  • Participate in research on local wildlife and conservation challenges
  • Conduct environmental education in nearby schools and community centers
  • Help with habitat maintenance and restoration projects
  • Assist with sustainable initiatives supporting local communities
  • Document and monitor wildlife behavior and population changes
  • Contribute to the protection of Zanzibar's precious mangrove ecosystem

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What you get

  • Accommodation in a vibrant hostel just 300m from the beach
  • Two meals per day (breakfast and dinner)
  • Airport pickup from Zanzibar International Airport
  • Orientation and town tour
  • Support from local staff throughout your stay
  • Program certificate upon completion
  • Access to various day tours and activities around Zanzibar
  • Use of a refreshing swimming pool and social areas
  • Complimentary WiFi (when available)
  • Invaluable experience in wildlife conservation

Ready to go?

Your application goes directly to the organisation. The contact and selection process is handled by them.