Rainforest Conservation against Climate Change
Hosted by
- Costa Rica
- Puerto Limón
Frequently asked questions
Rainforest Conservation against Climate Change starts at $1,050 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.
Rainforest Conservation against Climate Change is open to participants aged 18 to 65.
The program runs for 3 to 12 weeks.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in guesthouses or lodges.
The program fee includes accommodation and meals.
Rainforest Conservation against Climate Change is located in Puerto Limón, Costa Rica.
About Program
You will be working in and around a dreamlike Eco-Lodge with the forest patrol in maintaining the 2200 acres Natural Reserve with pristine rainforest. Furthermore, the Costa Rican government has identified the establishment of biological corridors as an important measure to combat climate change. The owner of the Lodge are fully dedicated to conservation and they are working on a biological corridor from the highest mountain of Costa Rica, the Chirripó, down to the Caribbean coast. The Lodge is part of that corridor and your work will contain reforestation, maintenance and also working on the corridor together with the related foundation.
Program Highlights
- Dive deep into nature!
- Enjoy staying temporarily far from civilization!
- Listen to the sound of the rainforest!
- Immerse into costarican life, pura vida!
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Program Impact
You need to have a basic knowledge of Spanish as you will be communicating with the forest rangers who don't speak a lot of English.
The maximum stay is determined by immigration rules.