Costa Rica is famous for its rich natural resources. Volunteers from around the world come to experience Costa Rica's lush rain forests and rich biodiversity. In fact, Costa Rica is one of the more bio diverse countries in the world and it is home to more than 500,000 different species, which represents nearly 4% of the total species estimated worldwide. Strict laws and NGOs help preserve this great natural oasis of which volunteers can be a great help. Volunteers work in various projects aimed at preserving the fragile ecosystem in protected areas, parks and foundations.
Your volunteer is important because Costa Rica aims to be the first developing nation to meet the UN biodiversity commitments, and to be a model for other nations to follow.
What could I be doing?
-Working in organic gardens;
-Helping to catalog species of plants and insects;
-Field research of specific plant/insects species;
-Helping maintain trails;
-Educating the community about ecological practices;
-Taking care of butterfly farms;
-Maintaining medicinal gardens.women.
Working hours are usually 6 hours per day, monday through thursday. The center will provide you any equipment that you need. You will be working with the personal of the project center
Arenal Volcano and wonder at a massive volcano and surrounding verdant rainforest, and then the next day you might find yourself only a few hours away relaxing on Papagayo’s white sand beaches, watching the kids stand-up paddleboard, or kayaking among the mangrove jungles of Tortuguero.
One of our coordinators will pick you up at the airport and take you to the guest family.
Participants are placed in a welcoming Costa Rican host family that provides them with a room, a place to store their belongings, a share bathroom , and two meals per day.
Please select a Sunday for arrival.
Our team will guide you for the best Sunday start date for your project
Enviromental Preservation
Volunteers work in various projects aimed at preserving the fragile ecosystem in protected areas, parks and foundations
$293/week
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