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Volunteer for Big Mammal Conservation in Tsavo & Amboseli, Kenya
Embark on a life-changing journey by joining big mammal conservation efforts in two of Kenya’s most iconic wildlife regions—Tsavo and Amboseli. These vast landscapes are home to Africa’s legendary giants, including elephants, lions, giraffes, buffalo, and rhinos. As a volunteer, you’ll play a vital role in protecting these species while contributing to sustainable conservation practices that benefit both wildlife and local communities.
Volunteers work alongside experienced conservationists, rangers, and researchers on a variety of tasks. These may include wildlife monitoring, habitat restoration, anti-poaching patrol support, data collection, and community education. You’ll gain firsthand experience in fieldwork while learning about animal behavior, ecosystem dynamics, and the challenges facing conservation in East Africa. Whether you’re tracking elephant movements or helping build water points for wildlife, every day offers a new adventure.
This program is open to nature lovers, students, gap year travelers, and professionals seeking meaningful engagement. No prior experience is required—just a passion for wildlife and a willingness to learn. Volunteers can choose from flexible durations: short-term stays of 2–4 weeks or mid-term placements of 1–2 months on special arrangements,
Beyond the work, you’ll immerse yourself in Kenya’s rich culture, enjoy breathtaking landscapes, and forge lasting friendships. Tsavo’s rugged terrain and Amboseli’s iconic views of Mount Kilimanjaro offer unforgettable backdrops to your conservation journey.
By volunteering, you become part of a global movement to protect Africa’s majestic mammals and preserve their habitats for generations to come. Your time, energy, and enthusiasm can make a real difference. 
Ready to take action? Join us in Tsavo and Amboseli—where conservation meets adventure.
2 Weeks & More Volunteer for Big Mammal Conservation in Tsavo & Amboseli, Kenya
Volunteer in Big Mammals Conservation, Tsavo Ecosystem, Kenya – Starting 2 Wks
Volunteer in Big Mammals Conservation, Amboseli Ecosystem, Kenya – Starting 2 Wks
Volunteer for Big Mammal Conservation in Tsavo & Amboseli, Kenya Highlights
Overview
Join a transformative conservation experience in Kenya’s legendary wildlife regions—Tsavo and Amboseli. These programs invite volunteers to protect Africa’s iconic big mammals, including elephants, lions, giraffes, and rhinos, while contributing to sustainable ecosystem management and community engagement.
Activities
Volunteers participate in a range of hands-on tasks such as:
• Wildlife tracking and monitoring (elephants, lions, giraffes, etc.)
• Assisting with anti-poaching patrols and ranger support
• Habitat restoration and water point construction
• Data collection for research and conservation reports
• Community education and awareness campaigns
• Supporting local eco-tourism and conservation outreach
No prior experience is required—just a passion for wildlife and a willingness to learn.
Ecosystem & Location
• Tsavo National Parks: Kenya’s largest protected area, known for its red elephants, volcanic landscapes, and diverse habitats.
• Amboseli National Park: Famous for its elephant herds and stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Amboseli is a vital corridor for migratory wildlife and a hub for Maasai culture.
Both regions are critical for big mammal conservation and offer breathtaking scenery and rich biodiversity.
Duration Options
• Short-term: 2–4 weeks
• Mid-term: 1–2 months
Flexible durations allow volunteers to choose the level of immersion and impact that suits their schedule and goals.
Who Can Join
• Nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts
• Students and gap year travelers
• Conservation professionals and interns
• Anyone seeking meaningful travel and cultural exchange
Impact & Experience
Volunteering in Tsavo and Amboseli is more than just conservation—it’s a chance to connect with nature, support local communities, and be part of a global movement to protect Africa’s majestic wildlife. Volunteers leave with unforgettable memories, new skills, and a deeper understanding of environmental stewardship.