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Frontier job and career opportunities in the UK and abroad Want to have the best time of your life while gaining academic qualifications at the same time? Join a Frontier expedition and save endangered wildlife and threatened ecosystems while gaining an A-level. Learn to run expeditions and gain an AS-level. Teach English and get TEFL trained. Whichever you choose, you'll be off the beaten track having adventures beyond anything you've ever imagined! We have projects in Africa, Asia, Fiji & the Pacific Isles, Indonesia, South and Central America, and Nepal.

Blue Ventures works in Madagascar and offers various jobs in the field which will cover your flights and expenses once you're there. Blue Ventures concentrates on marine conservation animal jobs and most tasks require diving experience and certification

Keringa International agency is a pet service organisation based in Johannesburg, South Africa. Keringa employs over 40 staff members with almost 160 years combined experience in pet care and advertise a wide variety of animal jobs.

African Conservation Job and Volunteer offers lists many wildlife/conservation jobs throughout Africa – some are paid, some voluntary.

Mpala Wildlife Foundation is dedicated to conserving the land, wildlife and natural resources of Mpala, as well as improving the quality of life for the people of Laikipia, Kenya. It is an operating foundation that funds and runs a world class research center, a 48,000 acre wildlife conservancy, and a variety of community health and outreach projects.

Bioko Biodiversity Protection Programme (BBPP) works for the conservation of Bioko Island’s biodiversity, especially its critically endangered primates and nesting sea turtles, through the development of economically sustainable educational programs, research programs and conservation activities that demonstrate the greater value of wildlife alive, rather than dead as bushmeat. BBPP periodically has openings for paid coordinators based in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea's capital city on the northern tip of Bioko Island, or in the southern highlands town of Moka. They also have a volunteer programme – see their website for more information.

Swaziland Animal Welfare Society is a self funding, non profit organisation dedicated to promoting the welfare of animals in Swaziland. Animal jobs advertised on their website.

The Namibia Nature Foundation (NNF) is a non-governmental organisation with a broad and detailed knowledge of the Namibian environment, biodiversity conservation and sustainable development issues. The primary aims of the NNF are to promote sustainable development, the conservation of biological diversity and natural ecosystems, and the wise and ethical use of natural resources for the benefit of all Namibians. Vacancies are advertised as they become available.

Nature Seychelles works to improve the conservation of biodiversity in the Seychelles through scientific, management, educational and training programmes. They have a variety of projects and job openings.

The Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Project (MGVP) improves the sustainability of the mountain gorilla populations by: monitoring the health of the population, providing health care, conducting relevant health studies, and disseminating information. MGVP first started working with the mountain gorillas in Africa in 1986 at the request of late anthropologist Dr. Dian Fossey. Today, MGVP is a complete conservation initiative with MGVP veterinarians working in the field to treat sick and injured gorillas. Animal jobs advertised when available.

£6 a month can stop the suffering of 9000 bears farmed for their bile throughout Asia.