Program Highlights
Spot unique Costa Rican reptile life in various places, while contributing to their protection and that of their habitat. Live and work at a research station in the middle of Costa Rican. Observe Puerto Jimenez, Osa Peninsula, Southern Costa Rica wildlife species in their natural habitats, including reptiles. Learn about gaining real field experience.
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This program is ideal for
This program is ideal for individuals who have an avid interest in reptiles and a desire to contribute to their conservation. Volunteers with a background in biology, ecology, or related fields will thrive in this program. Characteristics such as curiosity, patience, attention to detail, and a love for research and scientific inquiry are highly valued in participants. The program offers a unique opportunity to work closely with endangered reptile species and contribute to important research initiatives.
Explore volunteering at the Reptile Project in Costa Rica, where you can work alongside American Biologist Quetzal to research and conserve reptile species, including endangered turtles. Join us and make a difference while earning university credit!
Are you passionate about reptiles and conservation? Join us at the Reptile Project in Costa Rica, a dedicated park founded by American Biologist Quetzal. We're on a mission to protect and preserve reptile species, including some of the world's most endangered and rare specimens.
About the Reptile Project:
Established a dozen years ago, the Reptile Project stands as a flourishing haven for reptiles, encompassing both native Costa Rican species and those hailing from various corners of the world. Our focus lies in the meticulous breeding and preservation of these remarkable creatures, with a particular emphasis on safeguarding a critically endangered turtle species. Thanks to our in-captive breeding initiative, we take pride in successfully reintroducing some of these animals to their original natural habitats.
Volunteer with Us:
If you're enthusiastic about reptiles and want to be part of our conservation efforts, we welcome volunteers and students to collaborate with us. Work closely with biologist Quetzal and engage in non-invasive research studies to contribute to our ongoing projects.
What We Offer:
- Opportunities to study various aspects of reptile life.
- Flexibility to create your own research project or collaborate with our expert team.
- Gain university credit for your research work (ask during the sign-up process).
The conservation and study of reptiles may greatly benefit from your contribution. Come and participate in something meaningful with us at the Reptile Project in Costa Rica. Assist us in preserving these incredible animals for future generations. Join us on this journey now to truly impact the world!
Your Volunteering journey simplified
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Pay a 15% deposit fee to secure your place at the volunteer program.
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