Since 1971, Earthwatch has protected our shared planet, engaging people worldwide in scientific field research and education in order to promote the understanding and action necessary for a sustainable environment. Our vision is a world in which we live within our means and in balance with nature.
Our research program involves a global community of researchers, conservation volunteers, NGOs, and businesses, working together towards a sustainable environment. Earthwatch supports about 60 projects across nearly 40 countries, and draws $20 million in annual revenues, with more than 85% of its budget supporting science research and engagement, and going towards programmatic support. Since 1971 Earthwatch has inspired 93,000 volunteers to join vital conservation research projects in the field, helping to make us the best environmental volunteer non-profit organization in the world.
Earthwatch supports research projects in four key areas:
• Ocean Health - Coastal ecosystems, marine biodiversity conservation
• Wildlife & Ecosystems - Biodiversity conservation, sustainable agriculture, sustainable forestry, freshwater
• Climate Change - Adaptation, mitigation
• Archaeology & Culture - Sacred landscapes, indigenous knowledge systems
Wildlife ACT is an award-winning wildlife conservation organisation that consists of a team of experienced conservationists, who have been getting their hands dirty since 2008, working on the ground 365 days a year, to save our endangered and threatened wildlife from extinction. They are an efficient team stretching every cent to make sure it is utilized in meaningful and focused conservation work. Their main focus is on endangered species such as Black Rhino, Painted Dogs and Vultures, as well as priority species including Cheetah, Elephant, Lion, Leopard and Hyena.
Wildlife ACT achieves their goals by delivering time and expertise to provide adequate management, capture, transport and reintroduction of endangered animals to new homes; by developing and deploying state-of-the-art monitoring and anti-poaching measures and equipment in the field; and by helping rural communities who live alongside protected wildlife areas to develop a love and respect for nature, provide them with reasons to protect it, and advance economic empowerment.
International Volunteer HQ (IVHQ) brings people together from all walks of life to make a difference on the adventure of a lifetime. With 300+ projects across 50+ destinations, we offer the world’s largest range of volunteer programs - from teaching and working with children to medical missions, conservation and wildlife volunteering.
At IVHQ, we have over 15 years of experience in providing safe, impactful and affordable fully-hosted volunteer experiences. Our multi-layered support network and flexible booking policy means you can volunteer abroad with confidence.
Our programs range from 1 to 24 weeks across premier destinations in Africa, Asia, South America, Central America, North America, Europe, the Caribbean, the Middle East and the Pacific.
Are you ready to immerse yourself in a new culture while making a difference? Join our 120,000+ community of IVHQ travellers who have spent over 7 million hours supporting local communities.