Working with Turtles
To work with turtles means that you will be doing night and day patrols on the beach (depending at high tide). You will patrol on the beach to collect turtle eggs and relocate them to a turtle hatchery where they will be safe from poachers. Furthermore, you will be working at the hatchery, take care of the turtle eggs and the freshly hatched turtles and make sure that they are well prepared for their way back to the ocean.You will be taking exciting night patrols along the Pacific beaches to observe rare turtle species and monitor their habits and behaviors. Working hours are split into shifts, and volunteers should be prepared to have late night or day shift. It is important that you stay flexible.
During the free time you can enjoy at the beach, hang out with other volunteers, go surfing or just have fun. During weekends you can explore Costa Rica. Our volunteers will have the chance to spend their time enjoying the wild life and meeting many different animals.
Our team will pick you up at San Jose Airport between 6-10 am at morning. You will get a pick up from airport to the bus station and go to your volunteer location. The bus will take about 6
hours. Please take some cash ($15-20) for the bus with you.
Tipcial breakfast and lunch are included, as well during weekend.
This amazing project do start every Monday. We reccommed to arrive on Sunday, as we plan one day overnight close to San Jose in a host family. Expecially for flights after 1pm.
Sea Turtle Conservation & environmental protection
Help Save Sea Turtles! The Sea Turtles are very important for the marine ecosystems and their extinction will make consequences!
$273/week
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