Expeditions
Join a group of adventurous and like-minded individuals from 5 to 20 weeks as a member of an international research team.
Live in some of the most dramatic and remote locations on earth, and gain practical field work experience. Run in conjunction with governments, world agencies and pioneering charities, GVI supplies all science and expedition staff as well as the technical equipment to ensure the validity of these programmes well into the future. Former expedition members benefit from a Careers Abroad service.
All GVI Wildlife Expeditions
Patagonia Research and Exploration
Adventure, conservation projects and trekking in one of the most remote corners of the earth.
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Conservation Expedition in Kenya
Assist with research on dolphins and terrestrial wildlife, and teach in rural schools.
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Wildlife Research Expedition in South Africa
Participate in predator research and animal tracking on a game reserve
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Wildlife Expedition in Costa Rica
Experience marine and rainforest expedition life in this biodiversity hotspot
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Rainforest Expedition in the Ecuadorian Amazon
Research rare species, help the conservation of the rainforest and aid community development on this remote and pioneering Amazon expedition in Ecuador
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Marine Conservation Expedition in Mexico
Put your SCUBA skills to use on coral reef and fish monitoring programmes
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Roving Marine Expedition in Mexico and Central America
Travel and dive in four Caribbean countries with GVI marine staff; performing research dives, visiting ruins and soaking up the Central American culture
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Mexican Marine Expedition in the Caribbean Sea
Learn how to dive and contribute towards crucial coral reef research in the Caribbean
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Marine Conservation Expedition in the Seychelles
SCUBA dive and join marine research projects in one of the world’s most pristine environments
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Why GVI?
- 70% of money was spent directly in-field in 2007
- Unique, diverse and responsible projects operate in over 38 countries
- 150 field staff offer support and guidance worldwide
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