Are you looking for wilderness practicums and volunteering where you can develop yourself personally and professionally, reconnect to nature and play a part in meaningful conservation projects? And all this while living in a supportive community where you can increase your self-sufficiency, experience real empowerment and become more conscious and aware? When you intern or volunteer with us, you won’t be restricted to just one job role. With every internship and volunteering opportunity, you can gain experience in the office, outside with the animals, in the kitchen, with guests, in our woodlot or on conservation projects.
You can join us for a practicum for your required university internship, or volunteer to gain work and life experience, or just to try something new.
Take a look at all of our practicum and volunteering opportunities to see the full range of what you will be getting involved in. While you can focus on one aspect of ranch life, you are not restricted to this and you get a holistic experience of what life on a guest ranch entails.
These are just a few of the practicum and volunteering positions that are available to you.
If you have a wide array of interests, you are not limited to one position. By constantly reviewing your interests, goals and purpose, you can contribute to all aspects of ranch life.
If you’re ready to join us, take the Wilderness Readiness Survey
If you are joining us from outside Canada, you will need a valid visa through the International Experience Canada program. Find out more on our hands on opportunities page:
If you aren’t able to get an International Experience Canada visa, you can join us by completing a training program. Take a look at our training page for more information:
Our entrepreneur program and online opportunity pages give you options to journey with us throughout all four seasons
You are the master of your destiny. Will you take ownership for your life today?
Join us on the Trail to Empowerment towards a greater sense of personal development, nature connection and nature conservation. Evolve with a positive mindset by facing challenges and pushing yourself out of your comfort zone.
The only remaining question: If not now, then when?
Have you checked out all our hands on opportunities?