The Namibia Wildlife Conservation & Sanctuary project has come up with an ingenious way of keeping their cheetahs occupied - by having volunteers make false prey filled with meat treats!
Friday, April 12, 2013 at 11:53AM | tagged africa, cheetah, conservation, enrichment, namibia, sanctuary, stimulation, wildlife | in Project News 
Comic Relief goes to great lengths every year to raise money for various projects worldwide that help communities, and individuals. While the emphasis leading up to the television event is mostly on the humour and hilarity, the focus sharply shifts to the cause when the show starts.
Friday, March 15, 2013 at 11:35AM | tagged Comic relief, Mozambique, Uganda, africa, fundraising | in Inspiration 
As this is the International Women’s Day, there couldn’t be a more appropriate time to showcase what good work is being done to promote women and self sufficiency globally.
Friday, March 8, 2013 at 10:21AM | tagged International Women's Day, Oxfam, africa, bees, community development, honey, self suffciency, women 
We haven’t come across anyone who watched Africa and didn’t enjoy it and everyone seems to have a favourite moment from this latest BBC nature series.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013 at 10:30AM | tagged BBBC Natural History Unit, africa, bbbc, conservation, david attenborough, elephants, giraffe, rhino, safari | in nature news 
It's yet another David Attenborough and BBC wildlife documentary, but it is none the worse for it. A successful format that has worked before, it continues to do so in this new series - Africa.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 12:27PM | tagged BBC Natural History Unit, africa, bbc, david attenborough, giraffe, rhinos, safari | in nature news 
What lovely shot we've got for you to kick things off for November. Love the focus on the beautifully multi-coloured eye of this chameleon, taken by Rebecca Elliot on Frontier's Madagascar Wildlife Conservation Adventure project. We'd also like to say congratulations to Adam Brierley for winning the October Volunteer Photo of the Month for October with his incredible photo of the South African coast.
Monday, November 5, 2012 at 3:45PM | tagged africa, chameleon, frontier, gap year, madagascar wildlife, photography, travel photography | in Photography WWF (World Wildlife Fund) supports alliance between religion and conservation in attempt to reduce illegal ivory and rhino horn trade. In Nairobi on the 21 September 2012, 50 African religious representatives from different faiths and countries came together to call for the end of the illegal wildlife trade that is annihilating the continent’s elephant and rhino populations.
Thursday, October 18, 2012 at 3:08PM | tagged WWF, africa, conservation, elephants, ivory, rhino | in Science News Into the Wild talks to volunteer Lily Sansom about her time on Frontier's South Africa Wildlife Conservation project. Find out Lily's daily routine living out life as a game ranger, what there is to do in your spare time, and what there is to gain from volunteering in conservation.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at 10:26AM | tagged Big 5, Lily Sansom, South Africa Wildlife Conservation Volunteer, africa, game ranger, terrestrial projects, wwildlife conservation 
The latest cheeky chappy to feature in Tongue in Cheek of the Week!! Image courtesy of Emma Fisher on Frontier's Namibia Wildlife Conservation & Sanctuary project. Lovely stuff :P
Thursday, September 20, 2012 at 10:53AM | tagged Emma Fisher, africa, cheeky, conservation, cute animals, funny animals, gap year, goat, namibia, photography, tongues, wildlife | in Photography, Tongue in Cheek of the Week 
Track some of Africa’s smaller wildlife, learn a multitude of surveying techniques, and get involved in an African bush community all on Frontier’s Tanzania Wildlife Tracking and Community Adventure.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012 at 2:05PM | tagged africa, conservation experience, frontier, gap placement, gap travel, gap year, tanzania, travel, volunteer abroad | in Project of the Week 
Today we speak to past Frontier volunteer Rhiannon Walker who spent two weeks on the Kenya Local Health Clinics project. We asked her about the ins and outs of the project...
Monday, August 20, 2012 at 3:17PM | tagged abroad, africa, frontier, gap placement, gap year, health, kenya, medical projects, volunteer | in Volunteer Interview, Volunteer Review 
Today we speak to Adam Brown, Project Coordinator on Frontier's Tanzania Wildlife Tracking and Community Adventure project. He tells us what volunteers can expect from the project, what camp life is like and why it's a great place to spend some time abroad.
Friday, August 17, 2012 at 2:01PM | tagged Adam Brown, Wildlife tracking, adventure, africa, conservation, gap year, project abroad, tanzania, volunteer abroad 
