Sophie Reeve is an ARMO on the Tanzania Marine Conservation & Diving project. She has captured this beautiful shot of a chameleon blending in with the foliage. Vote for your favourite photo on the Frontier Official Facebook page.
From places of immense natural beauty and wonders of natural science to legendary monuments of everlasting love and ancient cultures, we bring you the top five most stunning places in this world to capture with your lens…
Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 12:01PM | tagged Machu Picchu, argentina, cambodia, india, perito moreno glacier, peru, places of natural beauty, serengeti, ta prohm temple, taj mahal, tanzania, wonders of the world | in Inspiration, Top 5 
Laurence has been a fantastic volunteer taking part in Frontier’s Madagascar Marine Conservation and Diving project as well as the Tanzania Marine Conservation N.G.O. Internship! This awesome shot of Madagascar's Baobab trees, or rather, the trees of life, captures perfectly the magic of Madagascar.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 4:42PM | tagged internship, madagascar, marine conservation, photography, tanzania, volunteer | in Volunteer Photo of the Week 
Hatty Davis volunteered with Frontier on the Tanzania Teaching and Beaches project. This atmospheric shot captures life as an off-duty volunteer as dusk falls over Mafia Island.
Monday, April 8, 2013 at 4:08PM | tagged community, conservation, tanzania, teaching and beaches, volunteer | in Volunteer Photo of the Week 
The ocean covers roughly 70% of the world’s surface and offers almost limitless opportunities to explore a completely alien environment. Discover intricate marine ecosystems and wonder at the myriad of underwater species you’ll encounter when you learn to dive.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 1:03PM | tagged Australia, Belize, Egypt, diving, explore, fiji, madagascar, marine conservation, ocean, sustainability, tanzania, thailand | in Inspiration, nature news 
5 things that you will not want to miss out on when in Tanzania. Iconic mountain terrain, beautiful national park, interesting cuisine and drinks to try, new music to hear, and gentle giants to swim with!
Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 11:09AM | tagged food, kilimanjaro, music, national park, tanzania, whale sharks 
This weeks photo comes from Tanzania Media and Journalism Internship volunteer Anthea DH. It captures the fantastic movement of a child at play which brings the photo to life. Head over to the Frontier Official Facebook page now to LIKE you're favourite volunteer photo from February.
Monday, February 25, 2013 at 12:41PM | tagged internship, journalism, media, photography, tanzania | in Volunteer Photo of the Week 
Febraury has brought plenty of important sightings, updates and reports from our projects in Madagascar, Costa Rica, Tanzania and Cambodia. For all of our project news please visit the Society for Environmental Exploration (SEE) website.
Friday, February 22, 2013 at 12:03PM | tagged SEE, conservation, costa rica, forest, marine, tanzania, updates 
A new year on our projects has brought us many new studies in Madagascar, Costa Rica, Tanzania and Cambodia. For all of our project news please visit the Society for Environmental Exploration (SEE) website.
Friday, February 1, 2013 at 10:17AM | tagged SEE, cambodia, costa rica, madagascar, marine, projects, tanzania, turtle, wildlife | in Project News 
Tanzania is a fascinating country, located in East Africa. It consists of a large area of the mainland as well as three main islands: Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 9:55AM | tagged community development, conservation, marine, tanzania, volunteer, wildlife | in Project News 
A striking contrast of turtle and beach set up by Kate Montgomery who volunteered on Frontier's Tanzania Marine Conservation and Diving project. Be prepared to vote for your favourite at the end of the month on the Frontier Official Facebook page.
Monday, January 14, 2013 at 10:25AM | tagged marine conservation and diving, tanzania, turtle | in Volunteer Photo of the Week 
December was a quieter month for our projects but there has still been some interesting and important research from Costa Rica and Tanzania. For all of our project news please visit the Society for Environmental Exploration (SEE) website.
Sunday, December 30, 2012 at 1:17PM | tagged SEE conservation, costa rica, marine, research, tanzania | in Project News 
