Overview
Join the National Parks Volunteer Project and help with ecological restoration in Iceland, which offers you the chance to immerse yourself in some of the country’s most breath-taking protected areas while contributing directly to their conservation.
Highlights
For 11 days, you will live and work in nature, collaborate with local rangers in stunning locations in Iceland, and take part in projects that protect fragile ecosystems and preserves Iceland’s unique biodiversity.
Location
Volunteers contribute to this project in Hvanneyri in West Iceland or Mývatn, both of which offer the opportunity to explore some of Iceland’s most wild and stunning landscapes.
About Iceland
Iceland, an island nation, showcases nature’s most pristine beauty, with its arctic desert landscape interspersed with mountains, glaciers, geysers, hot springs, volcanoes, and waterfalls. Read more about Iceland here.
Free Time
During the placement, the volunteers will have the opportunity to explore the surroundings, go on hikes and do some activities like whale watching, enjoying natural hot springs, hiking in beautiful areas and discover Iceland.
Testimonial
My experience with volunteering in Iceland is very positive. I learned lot of new information, met new people and had chance to see bit of Iceland. In my view the project was well organised. And last (but not least) – I feel I did something useful and important for conservation.
