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.

Help preserve beautiful national parks in Costa Rica, protect local wildlife, and educate day visitors. Experience breathtaking nature and Costa Rican PURA VIDA!

By volunteering at our refuge you will have a once in a life time opportunity to work with our various big cats including jaguars, ocelots, monkeys, parrots.

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

Help us care for and return wild animals to the wild and gain valuable animal care experience in a lush tropical setting with all the comforts of home.

Work on critical conservation efforts focused on Jaguars and Sea Turtles within the Cahuita National park.

Ambue Ari is a Wildlife Sanctuary that cares for over 70 animals, of more than 20 different species, specialising in the care of large felines.

Get up-close to exotic animals! Help nurse rescued animals back to health. The animals at the rescue center have been confiscated from illegal poacher and traffickers.

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!

Center for wildlife conservation with jaguar but as well animals in help like monkeys or birds

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

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.

Rescue place and wildlife refuge, where the volunteer can support and develop specific projects.

Travel to the Cahuita National park in Costa Rica and work on projects aimed at identifying reptile and amphibian species.

Our refuge for wild animals receives sick and injured wild animals often victims of poaching or deforestation in Guatemala. Help us protect them and look after them.

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.