Mkhaya Game Reserve, Lowveld, Swaziland, Africa. Volunteers must speak English, be able to walk long distances and tolerate heat. Some knowledge of wildlife and birds is helpful. Volunteers must also be prepared to abide by the specific rules and conditions laid down by the Reserve. Participation in daily monitoring of endangered species, nightly detecting of poaching activities from watchtowers, animal surveys, maintainance work.
Most working days start before sunrise.
Half or full days off from work may be requested to recover from fatigue. Cooking and cleaning tasks are rotated amongst volunteers on a daily basis. Flights, visa, local taxes and insurance not included. Simple huts or tents close to the working area. Overnight camping is very primitive with cold-water shower, pit latrine, mattresses, bedding and mosquito nets.