“Pura Vida” is also the motto of this Costa Rica project, as it takes place in the heart of nature. The project combines education, research, and innovation to preserve marine and terrestrial habitats. Furthermore, this project is dedicated to the protection of sea turtles that come to the beaches of the nature reserve to nest.
If you aspire to live a sustainable lifestyle in harmony with nature, then this volunteer project in Costa Rica on an organic Finca is perfect for you. Located on a hill overlooking the Orosi valley near Paraíso, this non-profit association works towards the goal of educating visitors and local communities to live sustainably and develop responsible habits regarding their natural resources.
The Manu National Park is located in the middle of the Peruvian Amazonas region in south eastern Peru. The territory reaches almost 19,000 km2 (7,336 m2) and was declared a national park in 1973, to serve as a protection and preservation zone for vegetation and wildlife. Additionally, it aims to preserve the traditional lifestyle and culture of the native Peruvian population.
Experience an unforgettable and enriching adventure in Costa Rica. Become active in animal protection and immerse yourself in the fascinating Costa Rican wildlife. In this volunteer program you will support a local animal rescue center.
Volunteers are the engine of this fantastic eco volunteer project as with their enthusiasm and love for the environment they help to achieve the project’s goal of significantly reducing plastic pollution on the coastlines and the ocean. This meaningful Volunteer program takes place in Costa Rica.
Here you can experience pure wildlife in an environment that can hardly be greener. And the best thing is, you not only experience it, but you can actively contribute to its preservation. Our volunteer program takes place in a local organization that works to protect and conserve the delicate biodiversity on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica.
In this volunteer program, you will assist a nonprofit organization supporting local community projects. It is located in the buffer zone of La Amistad International Park at the border with Panama. This area has been declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. As a volunteer, you will be involved in various areas of ecotourism, nature conservation and community work.
Would you like a job with a view of the sea and a life deeply rooted in ancestral ways of life? With this interesting volunteer project right on Chile’s beautiful Pacific coast, we give you the opportunity to live and work in Chile’s first eco-village. The beautiful sandy beach is about 7 minutes away.
The rescue and custody center for wild animals in Bolivia was founded in 2009 by a Swiss animal lover. In the middle of a very varied tropical landscape in the province of Santa Cruz, the animal custody center has a 44-hectare protected nature reserve.
When one thinks of rescuing animals, pets like dogs and cats usually come to mind. However, there are also an incredible number of farm animals that are victims of violence, abuse or neglect.