These are the results for your Thailand wildlife conservation holidays. Click on the links to see the full details of each carefully chosen holiday from specialist operators.
Get up close and personal to elephants on a two week trip in Thailand. Visit Thailand's annual elephant festival in Surin, explore one of the elephant's last natural habitats, learn how to be an elephant mahout and learn how to care for them.
You will help care for these beautiful creatures, working alongside professional mahouts (elephant keepers). The centre gives refuge to domesticated elephants that have been roaming the streets of Bangkok and other cities.
Help and observe these charming, monkey-like creatures in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park. Volunteers are welcomed as homestay guests in the nearby fishing village in this lovely and uncommercialised part of Thailand.
Work on an unspoilt small Thai island to help conserve the endangered turtle population. Volunteers will work with the Thai staff, helping with all aspects of the project’s work, from taking part in the monitoring and releasing of the turtles to helping keep the beach litter free and explaining the centre’s work to tourists.
The project focuses on sea turtle conservation, mangrove rehabilitation and sustainable community development. Volunteers will live in the community sharing and exchanging cultures. Children are involved through an environmental education programme.
Volunteer your time to help look after these rescued gibbons. Feed, clean and care for the gibbons as well as contributing to the long term rehabilitation process and public awareness campaign to protect these animals for the future.
This project offers a great opportunity to get a basic understanding of the Thai domestic elephant and their relationship with their mahout. You will not only learn how to ride your elephant but also how to care for these intelligent, gentle giants. You'll also have the opportunity to learn about the traditional life of the mahouts and join in various communal activities.
