From Sunrise to Sunset: Protectinging the Silent Giants
Volunteers start each day with habitat assessments before dawn. This snapshot captures the first survey of the day.
Morning Routine
Before the sun is up, volunteers prepare tracking equipment and check camera traps for the night's elephant activity captures.
The morning begins with safety briefings and equipment checks with our conservation rangers.
- Check GPS trackers
- Review previous day's data
- Ranger team briefing
Midday Activities
Volunteers spend mid-morning restoring native tree species along key elephant migration routes.
Lunch breaks are spent in anti-poachin training exercises with local rangers.
Afternoon Tasks
Setting up new camera traps to monitor waterhole activity in key habitats.
Afternoon is spent collecting and uploading data on elephant behaviors and habitat changes.
Evening Wrap-Up
Evening briefings review the day's findings and plan for tomorrow's activities.
Why Volunteer?
"I wanted to make a tangible difference while learning from the best. Every day brings a new challenge. I feel part of a global mission." - Maria S., Volunteer from Spain
Tree seedlings planted
Camera traps installed
Hours of habitat restoration
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