Hands in the soil
Join tree-planting days, nursery work and habitat restoration across the Upper Guinea Hotspot — and watch landscapes come back to life.
Give your time, energy or expertise — and stand with the communities restoring Ghana's forests, rivers and wildlife.
Join tree-planting days, nursery work and habitat restoration across the Upper Guinea Hotspot — and watch landscapes come back to life.
Work alongside conservation scientists, foresters and community leaders. Every placement comes with training and mentorship.
Become part of a network of 100+ partner communities, students and professionals working for conservation and human development.
Tree planting, seedling nurseries, river-bank restoration and community field days. No experience needed — just willing hands.
Support biodiversity surveys, camera-trap monitoring and data management. Ideal for students and researchers.
Bring conservation to classrooms through Little Green Hands and Girls for Environment, or help run community workshops.
Lend professional skills — writing, design, GIS, fundraising, translation — from anywhere in the world.
Tell us who you are, what you love doing and when you're available. Two minutes, tops.
We'll call you within a week to match you with a project that fits your skills and schedule.
Get your orientation, join your team, and start work that communities will feel for generations.
Thank you for stepping up for conservation. Our volunteer coordinator will reach out within one week to match you with the right project.
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