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.
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.
The Costa Rica Animal Rescue Center is dedicated to rescuing and protecting native animals. The welfare of the animals and the preservation of the fantastic local fauna is the ultimate goal.
Encountering sea turtles in their natural habitat is an experience that really gets under your skin. It is indescribably impressive to see these huge creatures in real life and to contribute to their protection.
With this volunteer project you will help protect sea turtles on the picturesque Nicoya Peninsula in Costa Rica.
In our volunteer project in Panama you support a sanctuary for wild animals in the middle of a green oasis outside the capital Panama City. In the animal welfare center, animals that have fallen victim to the illegal animal trade are taken in and pepped up again. In most cases, they have been confiscated from customs on the black market or from other sort of captivity (e.g. private households, circus, hotels, etc.) and brought to the station.
With our volunteer work in Panama you support an animal welfare project for the preservation of the natural habitat of sea turtles in Panama. The reserve was established in 2008 and includes several beaches and land with lush vegetation.
This volunteer project in Chile is supervised by a non-profit organization that aims to protect and preserve the biodiversity of the Chilean island, Chiloé. This environment protection project was founded in 2009 and now consists of researchers, professors, and volunteers. Private and public institutions also support it. The project is still developing, and the facility is still growing in order to take in more animals in need.
This wildlife sanctuary is run by a non-profit organization based in Costa Rica, that focuses on rescuing and rehabilitating local wildlife. The rescue center is also dedicated to finding long-term solutions to the problems our planet earth is facing:
This project combines the beautiful experience of working inmidst of nature with the advantages of a modern metropolis: Volunteer in South America´s largest city park, the green lung of Santiago de Chile! In your free time, gastronomy, culture, sports and many other offers are just around the corner – and of course a lot of interesting people.
