If you’re quite adept at using a camera and passionate about nature, join the Wildlife Photography and Conservation program in South Africa. Volunteer in the Greater Kruger Area, home to diverse wildlife, with some species identified as vulnerable or endangered.

Spend your first week in an extensive workshop led by our professional photographer who shares the following:

- the basics, secrets, and highlights

- how to use camera settings properly

- what to focus on when taking pictures

- how to edit photos in Adobe Lightroom

Apply what you’ve learned through assignments, which aim to teach new techniques and help you become a better photographer.

The rest of your stay in the project is dedicated to practical volunteering. Contribute to the objectives and wider goals of the Greater Kruger and, at the same time, continue to grow your photography skills. Help the research team gather animal identification information by taking clear, concise photos of the wildlife our group encounters during game drives.

Program Highlights

Hone your photography skills and knowledge, focusing on wildlife landscape and night photography, alongside an award-winning professional photographer.

Learn about responsible interaction with nature and ethical wildlife photography, allowing you to make the best possible impact on conservation in the Greater Kruger.

Gain a competitive edge as a photographer through field experience in one of the world’s last remaining wildlife strongholds.

Find out how your new skills and photos can make a difference to conservation efforts in South Africa.

Enjoy unique experiences in the African bush, such as going on night drives and staying overnight in a Big 5 reserve.

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