Below are volunteer opportunities with our members in Madagascar and with us at the Lemur Conservation Network. Click on an organization to learn about the volunteer experience, costs, length of stay, and more.
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Lemur Conservation Network
Volunteer with the Lemur Conservation Network from your own home! We work best with volunteers who are self starters and passionate about lemur conservation. We are not actively recruiting volunteers right now, but always need help from photographers and science communicators.
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Lemur Rescue Center
The Reniala Reserve in Madagascar welcomes scientists and volunteers who wish to pursue research or assist the reserve by volunteering in a specific area. Volunteers are also needed to work at the Rescue Center Lemur which rehabilitates formerly captive lemurs.
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Mad Dog Initiative
Volunteer opportunities last 14 to 45 days from May to early July. Volunteers are needed for both the veterinary and the wildlife monitoring teams. When working with the Mad Dog Initiative, you will be living in Malagasy villages and an immersive cultural experience is assured.
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Madagascar Biodiversity Partnership
The Madagascar Biodiversity Partnership’s Kianjavato Volunteer Program looks for brave volunteers to live for six months or more in the steamy Kianjavato environment on a quest of learning more about the lemur species being monitored in the area.
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SEED Madagascar
SEED Madagascar offers short-term opportunities (2 – 10 weeks) in January, April, July and October, as well as opportunities lasting 1+ years. Volunteers collect data, conduct research and assist with local community conservation education and eco-tourism training. The volunteer program is based in the Littoral forests of Sainte Luce, a beautiful coastal area holding many endangered species.
