Volunteering is a great way to actively support a cause you believe in. Donations of money are always gratefully received, but when you are prepared to donate time, money and effort, it's something special. Volunteers have the satisfaction of travelling with purpose, of being more than just tourists. And it's not just the cause that benefits! More >>

Volunteers participate in many aspects of maintaining a wildlife sanctuary. The majority of the work is environmental conservation: preserving the habitat that supports the bird and animal life. But there are also game assessments and bird census to undertake - as if you need an excuse to get out and take in the wildlife. More >>

It won't be quite like home, but it's not too bad either. Volunteers live in home-style accommodation. Each room is fitted with basic furniture, and holds 2-6 volunteers. There's a computer for general use, and internet access if you really want to find out what's going on back home. More >>

Where do we start? There are dozens of things to do during your weekends. Whether you would like to visit other conservation initiatives, see the great national parks, shop for arts and crafts, or take in some theatre, it can all be done. There is also one long weekend per month so you can travel further afield. More >>

This is where you'll find the complete Volunteer Information Pack, application form, pricing and so on. At the moment, there is no online application facility, so please be patient downloading, printing and faxing back the paperwork. More >>

The Volunteer Information Pack is pretty comprehensive, but no doubt you'll have other questions. If you can't find your answer here, then please contact us and we'll be happy to help. More >>

A quick slide-show of what volunteers get up to on Klipkop is COMING SOON.