The TOP 5 Volunteer Projects in Big Cat Conservation
Ellie Harkness looks into the ethical issues surrounding volunteering with big cats around the world, and a list of our top 5 big cat conservation projects!
October 16th 2022
Wildlife conservation and community volunteer projects and internships worldwide
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The TOP 7 Volunteer Projects in Sea Turtle Conservation
Grace Plant investigates the threats facing sea turtles around the world, and how you can join a project in Sea Turtle conservation.
October 15th 2022
Being Green isn’t Just for One Week
As September comes to an end and we head into October, we see the end of Great Big Green Week (GBGW) in the UK. Organised by The Climate Coalition, GBGW celebrates community climate action and brings together national organisations, businesses and the media to put pressure on the Government to make tackling climate change and […]
October 11th 2022
Why Community Matters
In recent years the idea of community has been highlighted as the glimmer of hope keeping us all going through tough times. When the world begins to bend back into the more familiar shape we’re used to, it’s often easy to overlook those that supported us through uncertainty. Sometimes we forget about the true importance […]
October 3rd 2022
The Top 7 Volunteer Projects for Elephant Care and Conservation
In this blog, we list the top 7 elephant volunteer projects that you can join across the world, whilst also discussing the conservation issues they face.
September 26th 2022
World Rhinoceros Day 2022
Renowned for their horns and formidable plates of armour, rhinos are a widely respected wild animal. Stemming from the Ancient Greek words rhīnó meaning nose and kerōs meaning horned, this nose-horned creature is also known as the world’s armoured giant. Although the black rhino and the white rhino are the most well-known, there are five […]
September 20th 2022
Rewilding Horses – Can it be Done?
Everyone is familiar with their domesticated counterpart, but fewer people are aware of the fact that wild horses have been galloping on this earth for more than 50 million years, first emerging in the form of their ancestor, Eohippus, meaning “dawn horse”. These mammals first appeared in Northern America and then made their way over […]
September 17th 2022
Jet Zero: Decarbonising the aviation sector
Aviation accounts for 2.1% of the world’s entire CO2 emissions, although due to radiative forcing and contrails, new research suggests this number could be higher than 4%. Decarbonising the aviation industry is vital to achieving net zero. Additionally, despite the global pandemic grounding planes for two years, the industry is set to make a full […]
September 9th 2022