

TRAVELING THE WORLD - JOIN US!
For a few weeks or months we worked as volunteers in non-profit organizations. We were given in-depth insights into countries and their cultures or into holistic nature and animal protection. Read about our exciting experiences here.
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SOUTH AFRICA - NOVEMBER 2015
Two weeks in the iMfolozi National Park, strict but ingenious. Unfortunately, there is no record of the two further weeks in Somkhanda, a hilly small park, because the computer has crashed. As exciting an experience as ever with WildlifeACT.

IN PLANNING: PERU (Fall / Winter 2020?)
Corona makes precise planning impossible, but the "workaway" work for Maya has now started from a distance, i.e. from home : how does a private area with a lodge and its own small research become an externally operated research station? We are committed to the goals of Tambo Blanquillo Lodge , which has big plans for the conservation of the rainforest in the Peruvian Amazon region.

IN PLANNING: PERU (Fall / Winter 2020?)
Corona makes precise planning impossible, but the "workaway" work for Maya has now started from a distance, i.e. from home : how does a private area with a lodge and its own small research become an externally operated research station? We are committed to the goals of Tambo Blanquillo Lodge , which has big plans for the conservation of the rainforest in the Peruvian Amazon region.

COSTA RICA 2020
A month-long break for Maya alone - embedded in volunteering with Workaway. In the extremely special " Bolita Rainforest Hostel ", in the middle of the jungle of the Osa peninsula and only accessible on foot, she takes on the role of host, buys the essentials in the small village and maintains the hiking trails to the waterfalls.
In between and to round off: Vacation days by the sea.

SOUTH AFRICA - NOVEMBER 2015
Two weeks in the iMfolozi National Park, strict but ingenious. Unfortunately, there is no record of the two further weeks in Somkhanda, a hilly small park, because the computer has crashed. As exciting an experience as ever with WildlifeACT.

SOUTH AFRICA - NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2011
Our first assignment with the Wildlife Act 2011. We supported the researchers in their work in Tembe and Hluhluwe National Park for two weeks each. The focus was on monitor work to protect endangered wild dogs, black rhinos, elephants, cheetahs and lions.