Conservation Working Holidays
How does a conservation working holiday differ from a 'normal' holiday?
This is an opportunity to volunteer your time and skills to help out, you pay for your travel and something towards your keep; it's also a fun way to gain new skills, make new friends.
Email details of your conservation holidays for inclusion to ranger@countryside-jobs.com
Simple linage for general holidays is free for up to 50 words. Standard linage (with the headers) is for holidays on specific dates and can include a description of up to 150 words at no cost. Any queries please contact us for more detail or advice: ranger@countryside-jobs.com
Lundy Field Society
The Lundy Field Society sends three working groups to Lundy each
year. The work is varied and sometimes quite demanding on very steep
locations but is vital to the welfare of the island. Jobs include
drystone wall maintenance and general tasks involving the eradication of
invasive rhododendron.
workingparty@lundy.org.uk
http://www.lundy.org.uk/index.php/what-we-do/conservation-work
Volunteer Latin America
We provide affordable and worthwhile volunteer programs throughout Central and South America, as well as opportunities to learn Spanish.
Email: info@volunteerlatinamerica.com Web: www.volunteerlatinamerica.com/
World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF UK)
WWOOF is a network of organic farms, gardens and smallholdings offering food and accommodation in exchange for your help. It is a great way to get your hands dirty and learn new skills by working alongside others. You organise where and when, children are welcome at some farms by arrangement. Further information:
Web: www.wwoof.org.uk International contacts: www.wwoof.net