Kuti Wildlife Reserve Malawi

Kuti Wildlife Reserve is a stunning 2000 hectare reserve located close to Salima just an hour and a half from Malawi's capital city Lilongwe and 30 minutes from Lake Malawi.
Set up as a wildlife reserve in 2005 Kuti aims to protect the habitats and wildlife within the reserve whist benefiting the communities that surround it. Dedicated to supporting the local villages and educating on matters of sustainable living we hope to change perceptions towards wildlife and conservation. As a not-for-profit organisation all the revenue generated through our tourism goes back into the project and helps to fund our community project work.

What can we offer Escapees?

Kuti offers Internships to skilled volunteers looking for a longer escape, to make a difference to an up and coming not-for-profit organisation in the warm heart of Africa. Current regular positions include Marketing, Tourism and Assistant Manager.

Kuti also offers a short-term (2-12 weeks) volunteer program for volunteers of all nationalities and ages with a good level of fitness and positive attitude.

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• Experience living in an African Wildlife Reserve amongst local Malawians, getting back to nature and living sustainably using solar energy.
  
• Get up close to our animals and play a direct part in conservation with our Wildlife Survey Work.
  
• Visit our local communities and take part in our community outreach projects.
  
• Help us secure our reserve by joining our scouts in habitat and wildlife protection.
  
• Take part in wildlife releases, radio tracking and observations.
  
• Develop our facilities with construction projects and Educational programmes.
  
• Support our responsible tourism and help market our project.
  

At Kuti we are a small team and appreciate each and every volunteer as an individual. Programmes can provide a taster of all that we have to offer or focus on your strengths and experience. Let us know your preferences when you apply.

Contact info@kuti-malawi.org or take a look at our website on www.kuti-malawi.org