Volunteer Photo Blog: Zane Morris' Black Hole of Posts Turned Travel Blog!

Check out this great photo blog from Frontier volunteer Zane Morris who is currently out on our China Teaching project. Some amazing photos on here, perfect for anyone looking for an original insight into what this project involves. If you're a volunteer keeping an online record of what your up to and are keen to share with others, please share it with us at Frontier Official.

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Opinions: Going Gaga for Gaia

Our latest Opinions article comes from John Pearson, a Doctoral Researcher and Tutor in International Enviromental Law and Human Rights at the Lancaster University Law School. This fascinating article looks at the need for modern thinking to underpin modern conservation and environmental regulation.

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Frontier Olympics 2012 - Get Involved!

You'd be forgiven for thinking it's all about London 2012 this summer. However, here at Frontier we wanted to spread the Olympic joy far-and-wide. That's why we've planned the 2012 Frontier Olympics for Frontier camps to run simultaneously with the London games at the end of July. Here's a guide to the games and details of how you can get involved.

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Future Volunteer Interview: Dan Langford - Cambodia Teaching in Siem Reap

Today we speak to future volunteer Dan Langford who later this year will be heading off to Frontier’s Cambodia Teaching Project. We asked Dan a few questions about his upcoming trip, finding out what he’s excited about, what he’s going to pack and a few other bits and pieces.

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Into the Wild Meets: NHU Africa

Today we speak to our friends at NHU Africa, a wildlife documentary production company based in South Africa. We find out all their latest news, their thoughts on the future of wildlife television and film, and get some advice on what it takes to make it in this competetive industry.

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Future Volunteer Interview: Sarah Stockdale - Tanzania Orphanage Project

Today we speak to future volunteer Sarah Stockdale who later this year will be heading off to Frontier’s Tanzania Orphanage Project. We asked Sarah a few questions about her upcoming trip, finding out what she’s excited about, what she’s going to pack and a few other bits and pieces.

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Top Five: Cultural Festivals

Today Into the Wild is bringing you our top five cultural festivals from around the world. From arts and comedy to a celebration of the dead these festivals have it all...

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Project of the Week: Senegal Adventure &Teaching

This week’s project of the week is our Senegal Adventure & Teaching and to celebrate this we’ve decided to do a special offer on the project giving you guys a great discount. So let’s take a look at this fascinating country to bring you all the best things to do, see and eat... 

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TED talk of the Month

In this new feature, we'll be bringing you one interesting and inspirational talk  courtesy of TED every month. TED is a nonprofit organisation dedicated to Ideas Worth Spreading. TEDtalks was initially designed to share the work of the organisation online, and has gained in popularity massively due to the their broad range of engaging content as well as the inspirational speakers themselves.

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Past Volunteer Interview: Dave Harper - South Africa Wildlife Conservation Project.

Today Into the Wild meets Dave Harper who volunteered out on Frontier’s South Africa Wildlife Conservation. Out on the project volunteers work on the game reserve helping with the maintenance of the reserve and the reserve’s animal rehabilitation work. We spoke to David and found out all about his time out on the project and what his best bits were.

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Future Volunteer Interview: Laura Battson - Madagascar Teaching Project

Today we speak to future volunteer Laura Battson who later this year will be heading off to Frontier’s Madagascar Teaching project. We asked Laura a few questions about her upcoming trip, finding out what she’s excited about, what she’s going to pack and a few other bits and pieces.

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Opinions: How You and Your Business Can Stop the Water Crisis

For some time there has been a constant stream of information about depletion of fossil fuels and rising energy costs. However, as valuable as fossil fuels are to modern life, we can certainly live without them, if we develop the right technologies. Water, on the other hand, is another story.

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