Our Global Approach At Oceans 2 Earth Volunteers, we focus on the projects we run ourselves or have close, long-term collaborations with. This ensures every experience meets our promise of being Ethical. Transparent. Impactful. Every program we offer is selected to meet our strict standards for: Ethics: No exploitation of animals,
Experience the Aussie outback as we protect, transform & conserve a National Treasure and help restore 200 years of poor land use.
Volunteers assist this dedicated wildlife rescue and rehabilitation group raises caring for injured and orphaned wildlife. After rehabilitation, the animals are released back into their natural environment.
Volunteers work in collaboration with various oceanographic organisations to research the ecosystem, monitor and survey the reef, and help clean up beaches of marine debris.
Promoting environmental protection and sustainability, this unique dive program is conducted on the stunning Great Barrier Reef and is designed for volunteers interested in scuba diving, marine conservation and citizen science.
Experience the Aussie outback as we protect, transform & conserve a National Treasure and help restore 200 years of poor land use.
Volunteers assist this dedicated wildlife rescue and rehabilitation group raises caring for injured and orphaned wildlife. After rehabilitation, the animals are released back into their natural environment.
Volunteers work in collaboration with various oceanographic organisations to research the ecosystem, monitor and survey the reef, and help clean up beaches of marine debris.
Promoting environmental protection and sustainability, this unique dive program is conducted on the stunning Great Barrier Reef and is designed for volunteers interested in scuba diving, marine conservation and citizen science.
This project focuses on threatened species, particularly the Bridled Nailtail Wallaby and Northern and Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats. The facility is the only captive breeding facility for Bridled Nailtail Wallabies in the world.
Enjoy working in the Aussie bush experiencing diverse landscapes including dry savannahs, swampy wetlands and endless forests of eucalypts.
Volunteers spend their time on a stunning wetlands reserve which serves as the centre of this science-led, conservation initiative focusing on the preservation of wilderness, the conservation of wildlife and ecological
This wildlife rehabilitation and education centre rescues animals from places where they are maltreated and/or neglected and provides a sanctuary as close to their natural environment as possible with the best possible care.
The project’s primary objectives are to control the population of stray animals on Koh Lanta Yai in a humane way through sterilization programs and to provide medical attention to sick and injured animals.
This elephant sanctuary gives refuge to domesticated elephants who have been rescued from a life of working on the streets or logging. Nearby forests give the elephants the opportunity to roam and forage in an (almost) natural environment.
The Northern Thailand Elephant Sanctuary provides elephant lovers the opportunity to make a tangible difference to elephant conservation. Set amid a backdrop of stunning landscapes, volunteers assist with the rehabilitation of integrating displaced and abused elephants to back into their natural habitat.
Our Global Approach At Oceans 2 Earth Volunteers, we focus on the projects we run ourselves or have close, long-term collaborations with. This ensures every experience meets our promise of being Ethical. Transparent. Impactful. Every program we offer is selected to meet our strict standards for: Ethics: No exploitation of animals,
Experience the Aussie outback as we protect, transform & conserve a National Treasure and help restore 200 years of poor land use.
Volunteers assist this dedicated wildlife rescue and rehabilitation group raises caring for injured and orphaned wildlife. After rehabilitation, the animals are released back into their natural environment.
Volunteers work in collaboration with various oceanographic organisations to research the ecosystem, monitor and survey the reef, and help clean up beaches of marine debris.
Promoting environmental protection and sustainability, this unique dive program is conducted on the stunning Great Barrier Reef and is designed for volunteers interested in scuba diving, marine conservation and citizen science.
