About Program
Volunteers at our Pacuare Sea Turtle Research and Conservation project will assist staff of the project in their daily activities and help with the camp duties.
Project Objectives:
- Providing a beach where critically endangered sea turtles can nest unharmed
- Saving sea turtle eggs from poachers and making sure that they are being bred out of the reach of any predator or danger
- Monitoring and tagging the nesting Sea Turtles
- Develop activities against the poaching of eggs
- Create revenue to the local communities to offer an alternative to poaching
Costs are US$410 per week and US$590 for two weeks and include: Lodging, meals, in-country emergency service, a reference letter for the worked hours and more (see website).
We can organize all the transportation and other accommodation in Costa Rica. Feel free to contact us for more information.
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Location
A pioneer of ecotourism, Costa Rica draws many tourists to its extensive series of national parks and other protected areas. Costa Rica began reversing deforestation in the 1990s, and they are moving towards using only renewable energy. Head to the cloud forest, relax on the beautiful beaches, or visit a coffee farm.
