Roles
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation
Join the award-winning animal care team where duties include animal husbandry (feeding, cleaning, enrichment), orphan care, vet clinic support, observations, integrations and re-introductions.
Wildlife research
Working on our wildlife monitoring projects, you will be trained in all the necessary techniques, which may include behavioural observations, individual animal IDs, population census surveys, habitat assessments, data entry and GIS mapping. Location: Liwonde National Park.
Other disciplines
Interns can also apply to spend time with the education, outreach, advocacy or campaigns teams but spaces with these teams depend on capacity and cannot be guaranteed.
Qualifications Required
None. We can tailor your placement if you are looking for specific skills or experience.
About Us
We are Malawi’s first and only wildlife sanctuary and environmental education facility. Our remit has grown in response to the emerging conservation challenges of the past decade and we focus on where we can deliver the greatest impact. Our mission is to save wildlife, campaign for conservation justice and inspire people to value and protect nature in Malawi.
All of the money raised through our volunteering programme goes towards supporting our wildlife rescue and welfare work. It also supports our education and community projects which are essential for the future of conservation in Malawi and allows us to provide employment for local staff.
Your support enables us to provide food and essential medical care for the animals, as well as improving and implementing our rescue and rehabilitation projects to ensure their survival not only within the centre but also when they are released back into the wild.