Rehabilitation and conservation of vervet monkeys in South Africa
In South Africa's Limpopo province, this scientific mission engages eco-volunteers in the rehabilitation and conservation of primates—vervets and samangos—rescued from orphaning, injury, or illegal captivity. Guided by specialists, volunteers participate in daily care, behavioral management, and health monitoring, working within a structured programme organized by sectors and progressive responsibilities. The project cares for over 600 primates and prepares releasable individuals for reintroduction to the wild, while providing long-term care for non-releasable animals.
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Scientific eco-volunteering mission in South Africa (Limpopo) dedicated to the rehabilitation and monitoring of primates (vervets, samangos). English required.
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