Volunteer in Costa Rica

Costa Rica

If rainforests, beaches and turquoise waters are your kind of thing, volunteer in Costa Rica! The country is famous for its majestic natural beauty and a volunteer in Costa Rica can enjoy a touch of paradise while working with children or helping conserve its magical wildlife. Experience the Caribbean. Make a difference. Volunteer in Costa Rica.

Timeline

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Fri, 2005-07-01

GVI launches Costa Rica expedition and research programs
Wed, 2006-03-01

Turtle work started to the north of Tortuguero National Park
Wed, 2008-10-01

Publishing papers
Sun, 2009-03-01

Long term internship opportunities, a way to change your life
Fri, 2010-01-01

Surveys begin in the south of Tortuguero National Park
Mon, 2010-03-01

Capturing photos of the elusive jaguar
Tue, 2010-06-01

Green turtle surveys begin in Jalova
Fri, 2011-04-01

Community programs in Quepos off to a good start
Mon, 2013-07-01

Quepos programs make the difference
Fri, 2016-01-01

Jaguar management plan and renewable energy

Quepos

Jalova

Featured Programs in Costa Rica

Wildlife Conservation Expedition in Costa Rica

Live and work in the Costa Rican Rainforest

Volunteer to Teach English in Costa Rica

Teach English to disadvantaged children in Costa Rica

Teach Sports in Costa Rica

Work with disadvantaged children in Costa Rica through soccer, basketball and other sports

Volunteer with Children in Costa Rica

Learn Spanish, volunteer on childcare projects and explore Central America

Costa Rica Teaching Internship

Work with children, Learn Spanish, Explore Central America and receive career development opportunities

Help protect endangered sea turtles in Tortuguero National Park

Volunteer with Turtles in Costa Rica

Volunteer on a Sea Turtle Conservation Program in Tortuguero National Park

Jaguar Conservation Program in Costa Rica

Help protect endangered jaguars in Tortuguero National Park

Environmental Internship in Costa Rica

Receive personal development opportunities while interning on rainforest conservation programs on the Caribbean coast

Jalova Olympics

There was sweat (a lot of sweat), there was pain (not so much pain), there were tears (but probably more hysterical laughter) and then there was glory, sweet, sweet glory.