Be part of the NATUWAS's team assisting in feeding the animals, animal enrichment, cleaning enclosures, maintenance of the sanctuary, and guiding tours for visitors.

Research the animals of Costa Rica to learn more about their lives and ultimately, how to protect them.

Help to take care of rescued animals at a wildlife center in the Amazon Jungle! Feed monkeys, parrots, and coatis, among other amazing animals!

Take care of rescued animals - especially macaws -, to rehabilitate and reintroduce them into the wild.

Work along with staff and other volunteers from all walks of life at a privately-owned zoo that is dedicated to the care of Australia’s native wildlife!

Work on projects to improve the environment for the wildlife and their long term prospects and provide medical assistance.

Protect our wildlife! Support this jungle sanctuary by preparing food for the animals, cleaning cages, and assisting with general maintenance.

Help support parrot conservation efforts in the rainforest in Costa Rica. Amazing animals are in danger of extinction - help to protect them!

Volunteer with sloths, monkeys and a range of other wildlife in their native home of Costa Rica and help protect these amazing animals from the dangers of deforestation.

Help take care of exotic animals that have been rescued and assist with environmental education! Experience the Costa Rican rainforest!

This amazing volunteer project is your chance to experience the unique nature of the rainforest while supporting an animal welfare center in Bolivia.

Work with exotic wildlife in Ecuador, one of the most biodiverse countries in the world. Experience how it is like to live in the Amazon Rainforest!

Passionate about animals? Experience the jungle on this unique volunteering project, caring for rescued wildlife and helping to conserve endangered animals in the Amazon.

Live in Costa Rica’s dense tropical dry forest and work with animals on the frontlines of conservation.

The internship is designed for those who aim to train professionally and gain experience in veterinary medicine for animals like jaguars, sloths, macaws, monkeys and more

Amazing experience in the heart of the Amazon! It monitors animals in their natural state and performs agriculture activities in the lungs of the world.

El Sira Communal Reserve is home to at least 300 bird species, 124 mammals and 140 reptiles identified to date, although the real numbers are believed to be higher.

Deforestation and animal trafficking in Costa Rica has rendered wildlife more vulnerable than ever. You can com help local nature regenerate and integrate back to nature.