Join a hands-on conservation program on Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula, combining sea turtle protection, permaculture, and community work. Live and volunteer in a real eco-community within a coastal wildlife reserve while contributing to environmental projects and building practical sustainability skills.
Journey to the unbelievable island of Naifaru for sea turtle rehabilitation! Join marine conservationists in their efforts to rescue and rehabilitate turtles and help protect the coral reefs, as well as enjoy spending time in one of the most idyllic places in the world.
Journey to the beautiful Pacific beaches of the Nicoya Penisula to volunteer for sea turtles. You may witness the natural phenomenon of arribada. During this monthly event, thousands of olive ridley sea turtles emerge from the ocean to nest on the beach.
Travel to the stunning Pacific beaches of Montezuma to help sea turtles in their survival by their nesting sites and newborn hatchlings. Work and live with other wildlife volunteers and experience the joy of releasing thousands of baby turtles into the ocean.
Volunteer in the Maldives and help restore coral reefs in a thriving marine ecosystem. Gain hands-on experience in reef monitoring, coral gardening, and marine conservation while enjoying life on a stunning island.
Help conduct essential marine research on scuba dives, ocean safaris and beach walks off the coastline of the stunning beach town of Praia do Tofo. During this project, you will closely monitor a variety of unique marine species, including the majestic whale shark.
Volunteer in southern Sri Lanka to support the rescue and rehabilitation of endangered sea turtles at a coastal conservation center. Assist with vital tasks such as feeding, cleaning, and releasing turtles while enjoying the serene beaches and vibrant local culture.
Travel to tropical Costa Rica and volunteer for sea turtle conservation in a pristine wildlife reserve. Help protect endangered sea turtles, experience a rich ecosystem, and connect with a passionate community of conservationists.
