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.
âThis 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 AmericaÂŽs 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.
This volunteer project takes place in a wildlife sanctuary located right in the middle of the Bolivian Amazonia. Part of the land has suffered deforestation due to slash-and-burn agricultural techniques practiced by local farmers. This is particularly risky, since the region presents a high risk of bush fires.
Realize your dream of working with exotic animals in the Amazon jungle. Experience extraordinary flora and fauna up close and contribute to the survival of biodiversity.
If you are an animal lover and you always wanted to be around exotic animals, this project in the rainforest of Costa Rica is just the thing for you! Here you can immerse in a fascinating world and promote animal protection and plant biodiversity.
This is the perfect project for adventurers and nature lovers! The volunteer project operates a 3000-hectare nature park in a magically beautiful, almost untouched landscape of jungle, lakes, clear rivers and mountains, right at the foot of the Chilean Andes.
This volunteer project takes place in a sanctuary for wild animals that have been victims of illegal animal trafficking and those saved from inappropriate living conditions.
This volunteer work in Costa Rica takes place in one of the countryâs national parks. Although Costa Rica is a very small country, the vegetation and wildlife are extremely diverse. The national parks system was established to protect the country’s unique nature and biodiversity since the beginning of the environmental conservation movement.
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.