Kumuka Worldwide
Asia Volunteer Projects
Kumuka Worldwide are delighted to announce
Sri Lanka Elephant
the launch of their Volunteer Projects
Conservation Project
programme in Asia and Oceania.We will be
Volunteers will assist the Sri Lankan Wildlife
working closely with a well established
Conservation Society on this programme,
company that has been sending volunteers
working alongside field scientists cataloguing and
away for safe, enjoyable and rewarding
conducting surveys in the forests, grass plains
experiences for over a decade.With one of
and water holes, while helping the endangered
the largest teams of fully trained field staff, the
Sri Lankan elephants.They will aid in the effort
programmes focus on promoting sustainable
to develop sustainable conservation strategies to
development through environment research,
help protect the elephants.
conservation, or education.All programmes
will work closely with the local communities.
To learn more about making a difference with
Kumuka Worldwide, and for more detailed
As a new addition to Kumuka’s programme
information on the above programmes, please
offerings, all participants will be able to join
Volunteer with Turtles
visit the Kumuka website
www.kumuka.com
one of several volunteer programs in Asia or
and Community
Oceania.
Development in
Volunteer with
Vanuatu
Primates in Thailand
Volunteers will work with turtles as part of a
Volunteers help care for primates at a
vital sea turtle conservation.
sanctuary for injured and abused gibbons in
the mountainous region of Thailand.This
This grassroots effort to protect sea turtles is
project has been running since 1991 and
run by the inhabitants of Tasiriki village on
houses 40 or more gibbons and monkeys at Moso Island.This is part of the long-term
any one time. nesting survey which began in 2006.
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