Volunteering Abroad Shouldn't Cost the Earth

Call for Volunteers - 2024/5 Field Season Costa Rica

 

Description

Each year, many dedicated volunteers join our researchers at Cabuyal beach, Costa Rica to assist with the monitoring and protection of endangered sea turtles. Cabuyal, a beautiful secluded beach close to Liberia, is home to three species of sea turtles (greens, leatherbacks and olive ridleys). It is situated south to Santa Rosa National Park, an […]

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Dates of program:
Mid-September until late March

Duration of program:
15 days minimum

Age requirement:
Adults of both sexes 18+

Cost:
Volunteers pay a daily fee of US$16 (note: US$8 for Costa Rican residents) for the duration of their participation. The fee goes towards covering food costs, logistics, research permits and administration costs, and cannot be waived under any circumstances.

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Reviews

Playa Cabuyal at one with nature
"I spent two months here in 2017 oct and nov. The project location is isolated and rustic but the experiences were priceless. I saw many turtles mainly ridleys and some green turtles. I was involved in nest relocation and assisting in tagging and data recording. We also saw crocodiles, monkeys, snakes and many types of birds on a regular basis. Playa Cabuyal is a beautiful almost untouched beach. I would highly recommend to any budding biologists!"- Mark Jobling

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