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Surfing and Conservation at Wildlife Reserve
by: Beyond Travels
Launch your conservation journey in Uvita, a tranquil beach town on Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast. Surrounded by rainforest and warm ocean waters, Uvita is home to the iconic whale tail sandbar at Playa Uvita and the breathtaking Marino Ballena National Park, a protected marine sanctuary renowned for humpback whale migrations (July–October), dolphins, manta rays, and vibrant tropical wildlif...
Launch your conservation journey in Uvita, a tranquil beach town on Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast. Surrounded by rainforest and warm ocean waters, Uvita is home to the iconic whale tail sandbar at Playa Uvita and the breathtaking Marino Ballena National Park, a protected marine sanctuary renowned for humpback whale migrations (July–October), dolphins, manta rays, and vibrant tropical wildlife. As an intern, you’ll spend three days per week working alongside park rangers supporting conservation through trail maintenance, beach cleanups, signage projects, visitor engagement, and digital outreach. Gain firsthand insight into Costa Rica’s world-leading sustainability model while developing environmental education and social media skills. Two days a week, you’ll assist at a local surf h...
Program Highlights
Work hands-on with park rangers at Marino Ballena National Park protecting beaches, rainforest trails, and vital marine ecosystems.
Build practical skills in environmental education, visitor engagement, trail maintenance, and digital marketing outreach.
Combine conservation work with surf culture, including surfboard access and free beach entry along Uvita’s stunning Pacific coast.
Learn why Costa Rica is a global leader in sustainability through real-world conservation and community collaboration.
Live with a welcoming host family in Uvita and experience authentic Costa Rican culture while improving your Spanish.
Quick Details
- Costa Rica
- 1-3 Months
- Ecology
- Environmental Management
- Hospitality See more
- All Nationalities
Program Details
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Locations
- Costa Rica
Types and Subjects
- Fields
- Ecology
- Environmental Management
- Hospitality
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- 1-3 Months
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
This Program is also open to Couples
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- All Program Activity Costs
- Weekday Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
- Weekend Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Accommodation Options
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- Spanish
- English
Language Skills Required
- University Freshman (1st Year)
- University Sophomore (2nd Year)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
- Resume
- Phone/Video Interview
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Launch your conservation journey in Uvita, a tranquil beach town on Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast. Surrounded by rainforest and warm ocean waters, Uvita is home to the iconic whale tail sandbar at Playa Uvita and the breathtaking Marino Ballena National Park, a protected marine sanctuary renowned for humpback whale migrations (July–October), dolphins, manta rays, and vibrant tropical wildlife. As an intern, you’ll spend three days per week working alongside park rangers supporting conservation through trail maintenance, beach cleanups, signage projects, visitor engagement, and digital outreach. Gain firsthand insight into Costa Rica’s world-leading sustainability model while developing environmental education and social media skills. Two days a week, you’ll assist at a local surf h...
Beyond Travels
Beyond Travels
Ready to Learn More?
Launch your conservation journey in Uvita, a tranquil beach town on Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast. Surrounded by rainforest and warm ocean waters, Uvita is home to the iconic whale tail sandbar at Playa Uvita and the breathtaking Marino Ballena National Park, a protected marine sanctuary renowned for humpback whale migrations (July–October), dolphins, manta rays, and vibrant tropical wildlife. As an intern, you’ll spend three days per week working alongside park rangers supporting conservation through trail maintenance, beach cleanups, signage projects, visitor engagement, and digital outreach. Gain firsthand insight into Costa Rica’s world-leading sustainability model while developing environmental education and social media skills. Two days a week, you’ll assist at a local surf h...
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