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Archives for May 2022

Volunteer for beach clean ups in Chicago.  

Keeping Chicago’s beaches clean starts with you! Adopt-a-Beach cleanups are a fun, free, easy way to give back to the community and keep plastic pollution out of the Great Lakes.

At Adopt-a-Beach cleanups, locally organized teams of volunteers, led by volunteer Team Leaders, clean local beaches and collect data on the litter they find. After the cleanups end, the Team Leaders enter litter data into our database, helping to form a picture of coastal litter across the entire Great Lakes region.

Despite “adopt” in the name, no long-term commitment is required.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Chicago, Illinois, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

Looking for volunteers to take part in the ‘International Coastal Clean Up’.

Washington CoastSavers is an alliance of partners and volunteers dedicated to keeping the state’s beaches clean of marine debris through coordinated beach cleanups, education and prevention.  

Washington CoastSavers brings the partners of the Washington Clean Coast Alliance together three times throughout the year to conduct coordinated beach cleanups along the outer coast of Washington and into the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Washington Coast Cleanup is held on a Saturday near Earth Day in April. This cleanup has a long and productive history of cleaning the entire coast of Washington dating back to at least 2007. Washington CoastSavers also plan to host COVID-safe events for the 5th of July Cleanup and September for Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) and look forward to welcoming you.

The International Coastal Cleanup, conducted in cooperation with the Ocean Conservancy, is typically held on the third Saturday of September. Join thousands of volunteers around the world to reduce marine debris. CoastSavers coordinates the cleanup of beaches up and down the state’s coast and into the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Washington State, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

Volunteers can help to plant trees and flowers in Nassau County, and to pick up litter in the area.  

Volunteers are the heart and soul of Keep Nassau Beautiful. Each year, the organisation work with hundreds of individuals, school groups and civic organizations. Without out these dedicated volunteers, they simply could not provide the resources needed to help keep Nassau County free of litter and other harmful pollutants.

Fill out the form at the link below to apply.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Nassau, Florida, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

Volunteer to help run the sanctuary, care for the animals, and more.

Eden Sanctuary is a vegan animal sanctuary in Majorca, Spain which is home to 57 animals of 11 species. Run solo by Nicole who rescues animals from slaughter, neglect and abuse and gives them a beautiful forever home. Nicole requires help with looking after the animals in the form of a residential stay.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Majorca, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

GOB Menorca takes care of wildlife in the local area. Volunteers can take part in a range of activities.

These are the most common thematic areas where you can participate: Technical advice, Wildlife Recovery Center, Agricultural custody, Environmental education, Maintenance of facilities, Shop and street stall, Production of materials, Gardening, Cybervolunteering.

GOB promotes the defence of environmental values and the balance between human activities and nature conservation.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Menorca, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

A whole range of volunteering opportunities are available.

IbizaPreservation promotes the conservation and regeneration of the unique socio-environmental heritage of Ibiza and Formentera by participating in the implementation and management of strategic environmental projects in the two islands. To this end, IbizaPreservation aims to lead, foster and participate in initiatives that promote environmental protection and more sustainable ways of life, through building consensus and forming alliances across all sectors.

IbizaPreservation are looking for volunteers who are dedicated to and passionate about the environment, to provide assistance in the following areas:

SUSTAINABILITY OBSERVATORY: data collection and research.

COMMUNICATIONS: marketing, social media, web design, photography, and videography.

ADHOC ACTIVITIES: beach clean ups, events, and conferences, farm volunteering.

FUNDRAISING: charity events, donor searches, funding, and subsidy applications.

TRANSLATIONS: English, Spanish, and Catalan.

ADMIN: Administrative work, consulting, legal and accountancy work. Volunteers are required to fill out a form to apply.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Ibiza, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

Volunteer for monitoring and research or raising awareness of conservation issues.

Formerly the Atlantic Whale Foundation, the AWDF is a UK Registered Charity (Number 1167109). It was founded to continue the work of Spanish environmental agency, Proyecto Ambiental Tenerife, twenty five years ago and runs the volunteer programme on the island’s whale watching boats, one of the largest whale watching centres in the world.

There are two key volunteer tasks on the whale watching boats:

Monitoring and researching resident Pilot Whales and Bottlenose Dolphins, and Migratory species. The charity’s databases span thirty continuous years and contain over 13,000 observations making them amongst the most complete sources of information on cetaceans in the world. Volunteers have used the data for thousands of dissertations from ‘A’ level to PhD.

Raising awareness of conservation issues with the one million European tourists who see nature at its very best when enjoying their whale watching experience. The AWDF’s conservation programme is aimed at raising awareness of the devastating impact of plastic pollution on the marine environment.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Tenerife, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

Volunteers are expected to help look after the animals, including walking dogs. 

Animal Rescue Algarve (ARA) is a legally constituted Portuguese Charity Association with the prime objective of caring for and subsequently rehoming stray, abandoned and distressed dogs and cats.

ARA volunteers are essential to the charity’s operation and for Cabanita to work as effectively as it does and to have the record of rehomings it enjoys is categorically down to the number of dogs and cats per handler. The charity aims at a ratio of no more than 7/8 dogs per handler which normally allows for every dog to be walked daily outside the shelter in the nearby rural surroundings This ratio also allows for socialising time in the kennels and/or in the free-range parks. This can only be economically done with a large number of volunteers.
ARA has a few daily local volunteers but one of the main features is that at any one time the charity can accommodate a large number of volunteers in four portacabins and a house. The vast majority come from The International WorkAway Scheme. These volunteers get free accommodation in return for about 6 hours work per day over a 5 day week, however they often spend much of their off-time socialising with the animals either in the kennels and/or even in their rooms.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Portugal, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

Volunteers can help with goods collection campaigns in supermarkets, transport sick animals to the vets, walk animals at the shelter, help clean kennels, etc.  

Associação Bianca was founded on July 17, 2002, but it was only in 2006 that the shelter was created with a capacity for 50 animals. Over the years, the shelter has undergone improvements and today has 400 dogs and 100 cats in permanent residence. Bianca’s mission is to save abandoned and endangered animals from the municipality of Sesimbra, whenever possible, and to promote the recovery of animals in their charge and help them find their forever home.

All animals, regardless of their age or condition, have a second chance at this shelter.

Associação Bianca raises awareness of the huge problem of animal overpopulation, the importance of sterilizing companion animals and environmental protection.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Portugal, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

Volunteers can provide care for the animals, promote their adoptions, assist with veterinary treatments, participate in food collections, promote events, or become a temporary host family among other options.  

Founded in 1957, the INSTITUTO ZOÓFILO QUINTA CARBONNE is a non-profit, administrative public utility humanitarian association.

As a result of the lack of people to take over its management, it was handed over to the Portuguese League for Animal Rights which, since the beginning of 2012, has taken over the shelter, in Tercena, where there were about 120 animals, mostly elderly, in poor health and malnourished.

The space where the animals were, as there had never been any work done, was in very poor condition, with the floor on earth, fallen doors, torn separation nets, no drainage for cleaning water, a danger to the health of the animals. animals and the employees who work there.

Since then, LPDA has been recovering all these animals, providing them with daily veterinary support, good nutrition and better hygiene and health conditions. With this, we hope to make them more easily adopted.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to Portugal, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.

Charitable Travel has been featured in The Times! We were mentioned for the second year running in the updated Times list of ‘Eleven sustainable travel companies going the extra, eco-friendly mile’.

To find out more about our unique social purpose and mission read the full article here. 

The Balearic Volunteer Platform contains a whole host of volunteering programmes across Ibiza, Majorca, Menorca, and Formentera.

Volunteer in the education, community development, sanitation, and social care sectors.

Charitable Travel will help you plan and book your next holiday to the Balearic Islands, and can tailor your trip to allow time for you to get involved in this project, which you will need to arrange directly via the link below.