Sea Turtle Conservation Program – Costa Rica

Protecting endangered sea turtles

About the Program

Join a hands-on conservation project focused on protecting endangered sea turtles along Costa Rica’s Pacific coastline. Volunteers assist with beach patrols, nest monitoring, hatchling releases, habitat clean-ups, and community education programs.
This program is ideal for wildlife lovers, students, and travelers looking to make a real environmental impact while experiencing Costa Rica’s rich biodiversity.

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7 km north of Boca Tapada;

Pital de San Carlos; Alajuela

Year round | 6-9 weeks

Adults of both sexes 18+

Relevant experience/qualifications are helpful but not necessary.

There is no cost to participate but volunteers are responsible for covering their own living expenses. There are a number of inexpensive options for living in Quetzaltenango including hostels and host families.

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Limón Province, Tortuguero, Costa Rica

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