Play an important role in helping to conserve the bio diversity in the scenic national parks in the Khao Yai region. These are some serious off the beaten track locations with incredible waterfalls, mountains and beautiful scenery. You'll spend your day assisting with field work, tree planting and monitoring wildlife!

Forestry Conservation Thailand


	Project Details -Forestry Conservation -Tree Planting -Jungle Treking		Location -Khao Yai National Park		Accommodation -Volunteer Center (shared rooms) -3 meals p/day		Duration 1 week+		Project Costs from US$235 + application fee

Program Fees


Thailand Program Fees USD
Projects	1 week	2 weeks	3 weeks	1 month	2 months	3 months
Standard Placements -Cultural Orientation Week -Primary School English Teaching -Hill Tribe English Teaching -Buddhist Monestary Experience -Sports Coaching -Orphanage Childcare -Beach Conservation Hua Hin -Clay House & Community Construction -Forestry Conservation	235	415	635	795	1655	2455
Specialty Placements -Elephant Conservation Adventure -Gibbon Rehabilitation -Beach Yoga Hua Hin	$410 p/week
One off application fee of US$275 applies in addition to the above program fees + 1% credit card fee Application fee covers unlimited placements or countries at time of booking!! (maximum 12 week period) Please note community construction projects cost an additional $30 p/week to cover materials Click Here to convert the above prices to your local currency Discounts may apply if travelling in a pair or group. Contact Us for more info

Whats Included

Arrival airport transfers
Accommodation – Volunteer Center (sharing with other volunteers)
2 Meals per day (Breakfast & Dinner)
Ground Transportation
Use of necessary equipment and project materials
24/7 in-country support
Certificate of Completion

Whats Not Included

Travel insurance (mandatory)
Airfares & visa fees
Additional tours, souvenirs, spending money
Some daily local transport (depending on program eg. $2 p/day)

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Background Information

If you enjoy treking and exploring in the wilderness, Khao Yai National Park in Thailand will certainly tick all the boxes. Deforestation occurred here in the in the 90’s efforts to replant trees and preserver the natural wildlife have only started recently. You can play a key role in helping to conserve the biodiversity of Thailand’s amazing wildlife!

Depending on the season, you’ll be involved with park rangers who’ll guide and direct you through conservation activities which are mostly centered around tree planting and related tasks. With the beginning of the rainy season the best time of year to plant, the dry season is the best time to salt the soil and help bait animals to stay within the park boundaries and provide food. This is physical work!

Khao Yai National Park

Through your conservation efforts you will be exploring this incredible region complete with waterfalls and stunning vantage lookout spots. The Khao Yai National Park is located in the western part of the Sankamphaeng Mountain Range and spreads over several provinces in Central Thailand. Khao Yai accommodates over 3,000 species of plants, 32 species of birds and 66 species of mammals, including gibbons, deers, bears, elephants and even tigers. Aside from the fascinating biodiversity, the park also contains jaw-dropping waterfalls such as Heo Suwat (which appears in the famous film “The Beach”) as well as spectacular mountains.

Schedule

Monday – Breakfast, Depart from Singburi to Wang Nam Khiao, Lunch, Visit a waterfall en route to Wang Nam Khiao, Arrive at the resort in Wang Nam Khiao in the afternoon, Walk around the village, Dinner, Introduction to the week
Tuesday – Breakfast at the resort, Visit Center Four, Work in forestry conservation activities together with the park rangers, Picnic lunch, Work in forestry conservation activities together with the park rangers, Explore a big local market, Dinner, Karaoke at the resort
Wednesday / Thursday – Breakfast at the resort, Work in forestry conservation activities together with the park rangers, Lunch, Work in forestry conservation activities together with the park rangers, Dinner
Friday – Breakfast at the resort, Work in forestry conservation activities together with the park rangers, Lunch, Visit a Mushroom Farm, Visit the Pa Keep Tawan viewpoint, Short weekly evaluation just before dinner, BBQ Dinner
Saturday, Breakfast at the resort, After breakfast, you will be transferred back to Singburi, Bangkok or Wang Nam Khiao bus station if this is the end of your program.

Accommodation & Meals

You’ll be staying in the Nakhon Ratchasima province deep in a remote area set amidst rolling hills and spectacular views. You’ll be staying in a small eco resort which is quiet and comfortable with basic amenities. Located approx 15 km’s from town it’s far enough to feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere but close enough to basic services. The resort provides for shared single gender rooms and has a nice communal area with awesome views where you’ll spend time eating, relaxing with other volunteers.

Wifi is available and receives decent reception. There is even a karaoke system for those who enjoy some cheesy fun….

3 Meals are provided each which is typical Thai, including lots of rice dishes and fresh vegetables suitable for vegetarians.

There is a small local store within walking distance. All other amenities can be found approx 15-30 minutes away.

There are 3 room types available, with the private room costing an additional $120 p/room p/week and the comfort room costing an additional $160 p/room p/week.

	Standard Room	Private Room	Comfort Room
All meals included	Yes *	Yes *	Yes *
Free beverages	Yes **	Yes **	Yes **
Persons per room	4	1-4	1-2
Wifi in public areas	Yes	Yes	Yes
Laundry facilities	Yes ***	Yes ***	Yes ***
Safety box	No	No	No
Lockable rooms	Yes	Yes	Yes
Hot shower	Yes	Yes	Yes
Private bathroom	Yes	Yes	Yes
Western toilet	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bed linen	Yes	Yes	Yes
Towels	No	No	Yes
Mosquito protection	Yes	Yes	Yes
Fan	Yes	Yes	Yes
Air conditioning	No	No	Yes