Volunteer work in namibia vivian carvalho

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Thinking about doing volunteer work in africa? If so, it's worth checking out the testimony of our volunteer vivian who participated in the wildlife conservation volunteer project in namibia. 2 weeks of volunteer work in namibia “the experience i had in namibia during these two weeks was unlike anything i could have imagined. Namibia wildlife conservation  (n/a'an ku sê) is a super special project, starting with its location – a beautiful place, with fantastic landscapes, far from civilization and full of many, many animals! It is a serious project, which aims to preserve species that are in danger of extinction and protect many others that end up disadvantaged in the various coexistence conflicts between human beings and animals; there is also special attention focused on the native people of namibia, the bushmen , in an attempt to integrate them into society and, at the same time, preserve their traditions.” read more: find out more about the volunteer project that vivian participated in bushmen, natives of namibia.  

Volunteer project in namibia bushmen what my experience was like as a volunteer in namibia “the main information about the project is given to us on the first day, in a very didactic way. But the truth is that only in practice do we have a real idea of ​​all the Telegram Number Data work that is carried out there and the importance of each activity for the conservation of the sanctuary. There are heavier jobs, such as cleaning the enclosure where the animals are kept, others more focused on research, such as “game counting” and more fun ones, such as walking with the baboons. Volunteers are separated into groups, and activities are divided so that everyone can participate in everything. The coordinators are, for the most part, very helpful and are always ready to help us with activities and other problems.” volunteer project in namibia animals are a constant presence in the daily lives of volunteers click here and speak to a specialized consultant right now! Volunteer activities with animals in africa “i, who have always loved animals, was delighted to always be surrounded by them and be able to learn something new every day.



My favorite activities were those involving baboons, animals with which we ended up having the most interaction in the project. Being able to sleep with one of their puppies was something i never imagined doing in my life; walking with little monkeys hanging on your shoulder, hugging you and even receiving a “kiss” from them was surreal! And of course, the image of zebras, giraffes, ostriches, wild boars, oyrixes, running wild through the reserve will forever remain in my memory.” vivian holding a baboon on her lap.  Volunteer work in namibia “my favorite activities were those involving baboons, animals with which we ended up having more interaction in the project” challenges of being a volunteer in africa the biggest challenge for me – very positive, however – was following the instructions for the project activities in english. In fact, for those who do not speak english as their first language, it becomes a double challenge: the instructions, which are sometimes given in english spoken very quickly and with different accents (since the coordinators have different nationalities) and the execution of the activities in themselves, which are already very different. Naturally, over time the difficulties decrease and tasks given in another language become part of our routine.