Conservation Volunteer Program

Visitors participate in tree planting and wildlife monitoring activities

150

Volunteers

4,500

Trees Planted

3,000

Work Hours

$35K

Revenue

About This Program

Meaningful volunteer tourism where visitors contribute to real conservation work while gaining unique experiences. Programs include tree planting, wildlife monitoring, community outreach, and environmental education—creating memorable experiences while supporting conservation goals. Volunteers work alongside local communities, fostering cultural exchange while making tangible contributions to ecosystem restoration.

Program Details

Duration

1-4 weeks per volunteer placement

Target Group

International and domestic volunteers

Start Date

June 2023

Budget

$15,000 annually

Program Objectives

Host 200 volunteers annually contributing to conservation work

Plant 5,000 indigenous trees in degraded areas

Monitor wildlife populations across 500 hectares

Generate $40,000 revenue supporting conservation programs

Key Activities

Tree planting expeditions restoring degraded rangelands

Wildlife monitoring patrols collecting ecological data

Community education programs in local schools

Rangeland restoration including invasive species removal

Cultural exchange activities with host communities

Impact Achieved

150 volunteers contributing 3,000 hours

Measurable outcomes from program implementation

Beneficiaries

Volunteers,

Volunteers, local communities, and ecosystems

Partners & Collaborators

Volunteer Tourism Platforms

Universities

Conservation Organizations

Program Coordinator

Name:

Peter Lekisio

Role:

Volunteer Coordinator

Contact:volunteers@lancci.org

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