Animal & wildlife lovers looking for the latest information on wildlife volunteering are invited to subscribe to the newly revamped YouTube channel by Volunteer Southern Africa. This new channel promises to provide expert guidance and information on wildlife volunteering, with new videos loaded on a regular basis.

This new YouTube channel was created specifically with the needs of animal conservationists in mind, and Volunteer Southern Africa welcomes input on which topics to explore.

Earl Smith, Founder at Volunteer Southern Africa said: "Our Youtube channel showcases videos showing our latest wildlife volunteer programs. We are constantly getting requests from various conservation projects to assist them in getting volunteers to help them with their endeavours. We in Africa face a mammoth task in caring for and protecting many of our endangered species. We need a constant stream of volunteers from around the world to help us, otherwise we truly face an uphill battle".

Volunteer Southern Africa's Founder goes on to say: "The aim of the new YouTube Channel is to help to broaden the awareness of the plight of African animals with a view to being able to source a continual stream of volunteers to help with the various volunteer opportunities that abound. The more we can utilise the internet through social media, the more widespread we can cast our net to find these volunteers".

Anybody interested in wildlife volunteering and current Volunteer Southern Africa fans and supporters, can subscribe to the YouTube channel here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB7eBCpSy7gvXAfBhXMjXyA

Alternatively, they are welcome to read more on the company website at: https://www.volunteersa.com/

Some of the existing projects that Volunteer Southern Africa currently supports are:

Living with Wild Cats - this program sources volunteers to work with lions & cheetahs

Living with orphaned rhinos - a program that helps rehabilitate orphaned rhinos

Viewers can view all the latest videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB7eBCpSy7gvXAfBhXMjXyA

Further details on the channel, the direction and other information on Volunteer Southern Africa itself can be found on their website: https://www.volunteersa.com/