Rehabilitation and Conservation of Vervet Monkeys in South Africa
This scientific mission in South Africa (Limpopo) offers the opportunity to participate in the rehabilitation and conservation of vervet and samango monkeys. Eco-volunteers contribute to daily care, behavioral rehabilitation, health monitoring, and preparation for release into the wild, supervised by a specialized team. The center houses over 600 primates in rescue contexts (orphaning, injuries, illegal captivity). An immersion in a rural subtropical environment to support a long-term program.
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Scientific eco-volunteering mission in South Africa (Limpopo) dedicated to the rehabilitation and monitoring of primates (vervets, samangos). Minimum 4 weeks. English B1 required.
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