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'Volunteers don't get paid, not because they're worthless, but because they're priceless' - Sherry Anderson
Volunteering 2010/2011



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AWF volunteers tend to be from all around the world and young. Most will be undergraduate and postgraduate students although we are attracting an increasing number of young professionals and educationalists. All, care for our planet – both social and environmental issues.

Our volunteering is based on experiential learning, that we learn and develop as human beings through experience. Typically, volunteers will work on core projects three days of each week and two days work on their individual or small team contribution based on their own particular skills or aspirations. No experience is required, only positive attitude... About Volunteering


The AWF currently run the following projects:



Sierra Leone

Based within village communities, volunteers work on a variety of social, habitat and endangered species projects. More...



Tenerife

Volunteers based on the whale watching boats act as research- guides, raising awareness of global conservation issues with the one million European tourists visiting the whales each year. Tenerife is the operating hub of a global network of social and conservation projects. More...



Argentina

With spectacular views of the Andes, this programme will focus on habitat studies, land management and organic farming , cultural studies and eco tourism. More...






We have projects currently under development through our Earth Centre programme in Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Brazil

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We are also endeavouring to build a global network of grassroots social and environmental projects. The Earth Centre programme is designed, in part, to help us to identify and promote more clearly these projects. The following databases are works in progress as it is very hard to coordinate grassroots projects where funding is often inadequate and barely covers their conservation activities.

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