WildlifeACT is a brand that focuses on wildlife tracking and monitoring in Africa. With over 400 known species of endangered animals in Africa, tracking and monitoring them is essential for their conservation. Wildlife monitoring helps in understanding animal movement patterns, habitat utilization, population demographics, and incidents like snaring and poaching.

WildlifeACT offers a unique service by providing tracking and monitoring services free of charge to game reserves that lack the funds or capacity to run effective monitoring projects. As a conservation volunteer with WildlifeACT, you play a vital role in assisting research monitors on wildlife volunteer projects. You will experience the life of a wildlife researcher, learning about endangered species like African wild dogs, cheetahs, rhinos, and vultures.

Daily activities include tracking and monitoring these species, recording important data, and maintaining identikits for accurate identification of individual animals. In addition to tracking sessions, you will also be responsible for camp maintenance and cleaning. Depending on the duration of your stay, you may have the opportunity to participate in activities like radio collaring, game relocation, and rescuing animals caught in snares.

No special skills or qualifications are required to join as a conservation volunteer, just the right attitude and a willingness to help and learn. WildlifeACT provides all the necessary training. Join WildlifeACT as a conservation volunteer and contribute to the exciting and important work of wildlife conservation in Africa