We have finally listed up the projects awailable for next summer
- hope to be able to offer a lot of volunteers some work ..
look at the schedule here on the web page 
 
For all volunteers:

The Arctic Fox Centre is a small, non-to-be-profit organization. We do not have any accommodation available at the centre. However, we offer free usage of the local camping place, ca 800m away from the centre. We offer a free soup and bread and nice coffee for our volunteers and there is a small grocery shop in the village. We work by spontaneous schedule on the volunteering process at the centre - meaning that independent volunteers with various skills can find themselves many useful things to do.
For arctic fox monitoring, there are certain skills, gear, experience and physical condition required.

Amongst things that need to be done, for example: -       

At the centre
Fixing the pup den, developing the botanic garden, sow and plant vegetables, help around the centre and the café, preparing and taking active part in events and games for kids, guiding, creating information, text panels, kids programs, signs, photographing, graphical work, data analysis, computer work, music, art, baking, cooking, serving, cleaning, improving environmental policy, survey, education and information ... There is a guesthouse in the town that needs an extra help in change for accommodation, this would be ideal for one or two volunteers, willing to commitment for longer periods than one week and prefer a house.

Arctic fox monitoring
For those who are interested in arctic fox monitoring, certain skills and gear is required. We have two locations with different protection scale and tourist pressure. Hornvik is located within the Hornstrandir Nature reserve, where arctic foxes are protected, otherwise legally hunted in almost all other locations in the country. Cliff Horn is an isolated bird cliff at the northern tip of the Westfjords. We go there by a boat and the sailing can take 3-10 hours, depending on the sea and wind. In Hornvik we set up a camp in a private land. Hestur is also a private land, closer to the Arctic Fox Centre and can be accessed by a car.

More information about the projects are on the schedule

we thank you for your interest and look forward to see you at the centre
 

We have now filled up the field work schedule for "the arctic fox summer 2011" - we thank you all, you that have shown interest and even applied. The Centre is build up by non-profit policy and your work is highly improving our capability in achieving our goals. This includes also those who have supported us by visiting, spreading the knowledge and giving us support in any way.

The nine volunteers we have had so far come from different countries and have various backgrounds. Soon we will be able to read about their experiences here on the web page.

We have established the volunteering program for this year. For those who are interested in volunteering at the Arctic Fox Centre can look at the plan here: http://melrakki.is/greinar/skra/42/ and see if there are interesting projects you want to join in.
If you have other ideas, please contact us and we will see if those can fit in. We are especially interested in activity programs for kids of all ages. Independent and creative people can find many interesting ways to help around.

Other volunteering programs can be found for example on these web pages:
http://english.ust.is/of-interest/ConservationVolunteers/Volunteeropportunities/
http://www.seeds.org/
http://www.wf.is/