We are a Belize-based non-profit; established in January 2016; that seeks to preserve crocodiles and their environments throughout Central America and the Caribbean to ensure the long-term sustainability of biodiversity in the region. We believe the success of our conservation efforts parallels the involvement and support from local communities; thus we are continuously working alongside local communities and partner organizations to empower people with the knowledge of co-existence and sustainable practices to ensure the survival of crocodiles and the well-being of the communities that live beside them.
Volunteers will assist us in community outreach (croc talks; crunch and learn); research surveys (bird; terrestrial; eye-shine; iguana; drone) trash clean-ups; and creating nature trails and signage for the new CRC reserve. For more information; check out the volunteer opportunities on our website.
Volunteering with the CRC is a less formal experience than our Intern Apprenticeship program. Being a volunteer means you will have less one on one time with CRC and fewer hours than an intern would. For those interested in obtaining more formal training and experience; please see the information on our Intern Apprenticeship program on our website.
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Placencia
Year round
3 days minimum
Adults of both sexes 18+
We provide volunteer experiences to those of various levels.
Interested volunteers would be required to pay US$35/night if volunteering for 3 weeks or less and between US$850-US$1; 150 (depending on how involved you wish to be) if volunteering for more than a month. These costs cover accommodation at the Royal Rat Hostel and vehicle maintenance for the course of your stay.
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