Wildlife Conservation/Animal Sciences Internship
Highlights
- Visit the Amazon River to track the rehabilitated amazonian manatees returned to the wild for 4 days stay in a lodge in the jungle! *
- Hands-on Wildlife care practice. Work closely together with specialists and gain new knowledge about Wildlife Conservation and Animal Care Sciences.
- Participate directly in health assessments and wildlife welfare techniques. Take action and help preventing further loss of endangered species.
- Express your true affection for the endangered species by improving their lives.
- Learn and enjoy the close relationship between wildlife, communities and the rainforest, and come with us for a boat ride on the Amazon River
- Visit the Amazon River to track the rehabilitated amazonian manatees returned to the wild for 4 days stay in a lodge in the jungle! *
- Hands-on Wildlife care practice. Work closely together with specialists and gain new knowledge about Wildlife Conservation and Animal Care Sciences.
- Participate directly in health assessments and wildlife welfare techniques. Take action and help preventing further loss of endangered species.
Especially good for
About the program
This special program is aimed to professionals or students of any career related with Animal Care, Animal Welfare and Wildlife Conservation.
A long term vision of conservation goals is necessary in order to protect endangered and threatened species in the Amazon Rainforest. As we work to save endangered wildlife in the present, we must also prepare for the challenges that future generations of conservationists will face in the Amazon of ...
Typical day
A typical day for an Intern begins at 7 am with breakfast. The first task of all, is the preparation of food for the animals in quarantine and food for animals in nursery and also the adults area.
Subsequently, the training exercise is carried out in the designated area of background.
There are theor
Free-time activities
We have a recreation room with wifi, board games and hammocks to relax. Also, another recreation room with billiards and video games, that room also works for dance lessons.
Study area with Starlink conection internet signal.
Within RAREC you can hike to the creek at the end of the land or to a big ...
Requirements
What's Included
What's NOT included?
Details on arrival
The rainy months are
from December to February, the rest of the year is very hot.
The arrivals are just mondays.
RAREC’s transportation pick you up only at 7:30 am and 11:00 am maximum, so we recommend to take from Lima to Iquitos the flights that arrives before 11 am. If you prefer to take a later flight than we suggest, the other option is to arrive one day before, stay in the city of Iquitos and we will pick you up on Monday at 8 a.m.
Regarding departures, RAREC's private transportation can take the interns to arrive to airport on Sunday at 1:00 pm and Monday at 7:30 am, so we recommend to take from Iquitos to Lima flights after those times but not so late, so you don't have to wait too much time at the airport. If you prefer to take a later flight than we suggest, we can contact you with a trustworthy taxi who can take you to the airport when you need (direct payment to the taxi driver).
Program fees
Meet your organization
RAREC
Non-profit - founded in 2011
Verified by Volunteer World
Coordinated by
Kathya
About the project
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