On this rainforest and biodiversity volunteer program in the Kekoldi Indigenous Reserve you'll embark on an immersive journey through one of
Costa Rica's most biodiverse regions. As part of a team of international participants, you'll venture deep into the heart of the reserve, conducting biodiversity surveys that play a crucial role in habitat management and government decision-making.
During your time in the reserve, you'll receive comprehensive training in species identification, learning to distinguish birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians. Your observations will contribute to a growing database, providing valuable insights into the health of the habitat and supporting conservation efforts.
In addition to biodiversity surveys, you may have the opportunity to assist with herpetofauna and bird research projects, depending on the season and local priorities. Rest assured that all activities are aligned with long-term sustainable conservation goals, ensuring that your contributions have a lasting impact on the ecosystem.
Discover the wonders of Kekoldi Indigenous Reserve. Located deep in the jungle, our research station offers an immersive experience for wildlife enthusiasts and adventurers. During fieldwork, you'll trek through the forest in search of jungle cats, migratory birds and a diverse array of mammals, reptiles and amphibians. Keep your eyes peeled for elusive species like sloths and tamanduas. Enjoy stunning sunrises and starry night skies as you patrol the indigenous forest. We also assist with turtle hatching sites on local beaches.
