The Gap Year Blog

Fiji consists of more than 300 islands and much of Fiji's biodiversity and many species are not found anywhere else in the world. Frontier’s Fiji Marine Conservation and Diving volunteer project can be one of the ways to contribute and protect island natural resources.

Coral reefs are considered as one of the Earth's largest living ecosystems. Their conservation is important in Belize, in order to support the biodiversity.

Doing our bit to help the environment is becoming increasingly important to us all. With the rise in awareness over the climate crisis and a need to be kinder to the planet, it is important that we all do our bit to help.

Madagascar is one of the world's hottest biodiversity “hotspots”. With over 200,000 known species, more than 90% are said to exist nowhere else. Conservation is necessary, to protect one of the world's second-largest island country.

Matthew, our Principal Investigator in Frontier Costa Rica, shares some of his favourite wildlife moments.

Despite remarkable progress in women’s rights over the last century, the structural inequalities and prejudices faced by women around the world continue to threaten their ability to respond to the impacts of climate change.

Nosy Be is the single largest tourist destination in Madagascar and it is the only location with all-inclusive resorts (boasting over 10)

All over the world people practice fire walking, but little know the true origin of the activity – Beqa island!

As the Black Lives Matter protests spread across the world, it is more important than ever to remind ourselves of the intersections between race and environmentalism.

Madagascar has a unique evolutionary history, largely thanks to its isolated location. This, alongside its varied landscape and climate, have resulted in high levels of biodiversity. The island is home to many endemic species, the best-known of which is the lemur.