How Do I Volunteer with Animals During the Australian Bushfires?

The Australian bushfires of 2019-20 continue to ravage communities and impact our native ecosystem. As donations and well wishes flood in from all over the world, this has been a crisis that has brought out the best and worst in humanity. For those people who have been impacted directly or indirectly from the fires, it […]

Oceans 2 Earth Animal Shelters: How You Can Help Care For Wildlife Bushfire Victims

Animal shelters have been placed under a great deal of strain in the wake of the Australian bushfires. The loss and devastation will take years to recover from, but there are collections of dedicated men and women who are willing to fight for the conservation cause. Wildlife bushfire victims continue to emerge across New South […]

Oceans 2 Earth Volunteers Offers New Wildlife Conservation Opportunity in Tasmania

The Tasmanian Wildlife & Penguin Care project offers passionate volunteers a conservation opportunity of a lifetime in 2020. Based in the popular East Coast holiday destination of Bicheno, this rich environment provides the perfect backdrop for participants to be part of an international volunteering program that enriches the lives of animals, marine life and birds native to […]

Why volunteer in Australia

Oceans 2 Earth Volunteers Australia: The land of plenty, has plenty of reasons why you should volunteer down under.   Why volunteer in Australia Australia, famous for the Great Barrier Reef, Steve Irwin, vegemite, lovable Kangaroos and Quokka selfies. But there is a lot more to Australia than meets the world’s eye. Volunteering in Australia […]

Oceans 2 Earth Volunteers: The New Way to Travel

It is not enough to travel for travel’s sake anymore. People are choosing to seek a greater, more meaningful purpose. Hence, international volunteering is a fresh and purposeful way to break away from conventional travel plans and explore a new way to seek out, learn, contribute and pay it forward. It offers the traveller all […]

WORLD´S FIRST PLANETARY SYSTEMS INITIATIVE

Climate change, unprecedented global species loss, cultural extinction, pollution… What can you do? The fact is our planet is not that big. You can fly around it in about 40 hours, watching the oceans and lands slip by underneath your aircraft. And on this small but beautiful planet over the last 200 years, we have […]