The Clueless Conservationist in Namibia – Part 4
DAY 14: After two weeks as an intern, Jaz Henry takes us through the entire process of his first dissection of a Dwarf Sperm Whale.
October 1st 2018
Wildlife conservation and community volunteer projects and internships worldwide
Blog : Environment & Wildlife
The Clueless Conservationist in Namibia – Part 3
DAY 7: After one week on the project, Jaz Henry reflects on what he’s learned and assist with the identification of dolphins.
September 21st 2018
The Clueless Conservationist in Namibia – Part 2
DAY 5: Read about Jaz Henry’s fifth day as an intern on the Dolphin Research project in Namibia, where you get to hear about all sides of conservation work – good and bad.
September 10th 2018
Landslides Around the World: Causes and Solutions
In this article, Brenna Saunders examines the reasons behind the increasing frequency of landslides and other environmental disasters around the world, and how we can work to mitigate them.
September 6th 2018
The Clueless Conservationist in Namibia – Part 1
DAY 2: Read about Jaz Henry’s second day as an intern on the Dolphin Research project in Namibia and get his take on why he thinks the project is so important to support.
August 29th 2018
Help to make 2018 the last International Year of the Reef
In this blog article, WorkingAbroad Blogger Sam Burt examines the importance of protecting the world’s coral reefs.
March 13th 2018
Australia’s Most Imperiled Species
In this article, WorkingAbroad blogger Sean Feagan examines some of the most endangered endemic species of Australia.
February 27th 2018
21st Century Conservation: Drones in anti-poaching efforts
In this article, WorkingAbroad blogger Sean Feagan examines the potential of drone technology to enhance conservation and anti-poaching efforts.
January 17th 2018
The Seychelles: An Ecological Overview
In this article, WorkingAbroad blogger Sean Feagan examines the unique ecology of the Seychelles.
January 11th 2018