Learn more about the magnificent brown bear
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How much do we actually know about the brown bear? I decided to do some research to find out the truth about these creatures.
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Romania Bears
“My time in Romania was incredible. My expectations were completely blown away.”
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Haley has recently returned from Romania having had a fantastic time volunteering with bears. Keep reading to find out how she got on. My time in Romania was incredible. My expectations of everything, especially the bear sanctuary, were completely blown…
How Christmas is celebrated around the world?
in Australia Conservation, Australia Outback, Australia Sydney, Brazil Sports Coaching, Brazil Teaching and Childcare, Canada Jasper Hospitality Work, Canada Jasper Instructor Course, Canada Rockies Hospitality Work, Canada Tremblant Hospitality Work, Canada Whistler Ski Season, Chile Teaching and Childcare, Japan tours, Oyster News, Romania Bears, Romania Medical, Romania Ski and Snowboard Instructor, Romania Teaching and Childcare by Sarah Waldie | Leave a comment
As we get closer to Christmas day, we are taking a break from present shopping to explore how Christmas is celebrated by our partner projects.
The Oyster guide to Romania
in Romania Bears, Romania Medical, Romania Ski and Snowboard Instructor, Romania Teaching and Childcare by Anne Smellie | Leave a comment
The Oyster guide to Romania gives you a great snap shot into life within this fascinating country, from the weather to the history, from culture to skiing. Dip in to find out why we find this country fascinating. Romania:…
Brown bear sanctuary volunteering, Romania 2017, by Jessica Prestage
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Jessica has volunteered with Oyster on two occasions and this summer she helped out on our Romania Bear sanctuary near Brasov. Her experience shows how rewarding the work done here in Romania is. Not just for the bears but for the…
Book now for a family holiday with a difference!
in Borneo wildlife conservation, Costa Rica Turtles, Namibia Elephant Conservation, Romania Bears, South Africa Monkeys, Sri Lanka Elephants, Thailand Elephants, Thailand Turtles, Thailand Wildlife by Georgie Collcutt | Leave a comment
Booking a family holiday with a difference: the Oyster Worldwide guide Thinking about your next family holiday? So are we! If you are looking for a family holiday with a difference then we may well be the answer that you…
Why does time fly when you are having fun? – Luke Williams’ experience volunteering in Romania
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A huge thank you to Luke for sharing his experience of volunteering in Romania with us. Why does time always fly by when you’re having so much fun? I’ve just spent three weeks with the Bear project in Romania and…
Oyster programmes now available for under 18s
in Costa Rica Turtles, India medical internships, Oyster News, Romania Bears, South Africa Big 5, South Africa Monkeys, South Africa Teaching and Childcare, South Africa Veterinary Experience, South Africa Volunteer Sports Coaching, Sri Lanka Elephants, Thailand Elephants, Thailand Wildlife by Sarah Waldie | 1 Comment
Oyster Worldwide are happy to announce the launch of our under 18s programme page. Are you 17 and looking to head abroad this summer
Ideas for a family volunteering adventure
in Borneo wildlife conservation, Costa Rica Turtles, Namibia Elephant Conservation, Romania Bears, South Africa Monkeys, Sri Lanka Elephants, Thailand Elephants, Thailand Turtles, Thailand Wildlife by Georgie Collcutt | Leave a comment
Following our blog a few weeks ago on the benefits of taking a family volunteering holiday (‘Book now for a family holiday with a difference.’), today’s blog will introduce some of our popular family projects, and hopefully give you some…
Romania bans trophy hunting of brown bears, lynx, wild cats and wolves
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Hooray for Romania who have made this surprising move in order to protect their native carnivores. It is believed that the ban has co-insided with a push for the protection of the wild Carpathian mountains which have suffered in recent…
