Volunteer with Sea Turtles in Costa Rica, Pacific and Caribbean Coast
- Costa Rica
- San José
- Montezuma
- Puerto Limón
About Program
Volunteer in Costa Rica Most national parks offers on-site shared volunteer accommodations. These living conditions are basic but clean and comfortable. Running water is available and communal washrooms. Meals are provided 3 times a day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) including beans, rice, grains, meat, and vegetable. This is a rustic, adventure location and requires people about o adapt to the basic conditions. A two-week minimum program is required for a maximum of 6 weeks.
Our projects are open to students studying; or those with a keen interest, biology, marine life, animal welfare and conservation efforts around the World. Volunteering in the National Parks of Costa Rica help to solve some of the issues related to the lack of personnel and budget cutbacks that the Costa Rican's government has to face every year. We know that volunteers play a vital role in the conservation efforts: without outside assistance, these projects would be lost. Come join us and make a difference!
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Program Highlights
- ABV’s Costa Rica program is available year-round, offering a start date on the week days
- Highly affordable program fees - US NonProfit Organization Tax deductible and you can fundraise for the cost of the program
- You’ll be joining between 8 and 13 other ABV volunteers who start in Costa Rica Sea Turtle Program
- You’ll be traveling with ABV, the volunteer travel experts, and joining a network of thousands volunteers. Our outstanding safety systems and track record set us apart, we are the world’s safest organization
- Your efforts will have a positive impact because our programs are community-driven with a focus on supporting long-term local needs
Program Impact
With the collaboration of volunteers through internship projects we get the chance to continually improve the development of the investigation projects, pursuing conservation of resources in areas of biological importance in the Central American tropics. We need people who want to have a rewarding experience doing an internship or a gap year project on behalf of the natural resources of Costa Rica and the world. It is also a great opportunity to learn about the culture, language, food and hospitality of Costa Rica in the Latin American context.
