GVI Blog
What languages do people in Peru speak?
If you’re looking to learn more about Peru’s history and culture, then finding the answer to the question, “What languages do people speak in Peru?”...
How can I volunteer abroad as an English teacher?
The images in this article were taken pre-COVID-19. If you’re asking yourself “How can I volunteer abroad?”, you should consider teaching English....
Six sustainable volunteer trips to Africa
Some of the images in this article were taken pre-COVID-19. GVI’s volunteer trips to Africa give you the chance to make an impact in local projects...
What’s the deal with GVI’s Global Digital Open Days?
Want to start a meaningful career in conservation or community development but don’t know where to start? Well, what if we told you we’ve organised...
What data do we collect on the elephants?
Data collection is an important part of what we do here, as our project has a better chance of being successful by understanding how the animals...
Volunteering with GVI: reflections and insights a year later
The images in this article were taken pre-COVID-19. When enrolling onto a GVI program, most participants expect to make an impact on the ground, and...
Life on land: Why safeguarding the environment is so important
It’s important for all living things to live in a healthy environment. But do you know why the well-being of natural environments is key, or why we...
Why do so many people visit Angkor Wat? And why should you join them?
Angkor Wat isn't the oldest religious structure that still exists today. So, why do millions of tourists flock to see this 9th century temple every...
The best South American foods to try when travelling to Peru
What’s one of the biggest perks of travelling to Peru? Scenery aside, this destination is one of the best places to sample a selection of South...
In the footsteps of African Elephants
Learning from nature was an experience I had first-hand on my trip to South Africa, rich in biodiversity and classified as a megadiverse country....
