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Photographer and Film Producer in Bolivian Amazon

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1 - 48 uker  ·  Alder 18 - 50+

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Høydepunkter

  • Use your skills to get people engaged with our conservation and community projects
  • Gain experience by working on a social online campaing
  • Become more passionate about social work and nature
  • Make meaningful memories while enjoing the Bolivian culture
  • Visit the Aquicuana Reserve to experience part of the Amazon Forest

Spesielt egnet for

Alder 18+
Singler
Par
Grupper
50+

Om programmet

Sustainable Bolivia is currently looking for photographers or movie producers to help out in promoting its activities, content creation and more.

Sustainable Bolivia is a NGO based in Riberalta, the heart of the Bolivian Amazon. We focus our work on sustainable community development and conservation actions.

Our volunteers have the opportunity to live and support our work at the Aquicuana Reserve and it's surroundings. This area of ...

Om programmet

Sustainable Bolivia is a NGO based in Riberalta, the heart of the Bolivian Amazon. We focus our work on sustainable community development and conservation actions.

Our volunteers have the opportunity to live and support our work at the Aquicuana Reserve and it's surroundings. This area of incredible biodiversity is located about 20 kilometers from the city of Riberalta in the Beni Department of the Bolivian Amazon. It is home to Lake San José, the plant-medicine retreat center Pisatahua, and two rural communities: San José and Warnes. Its name, Aquicuana, comes from the Tacana native language, meaning ‘land of the giant trees.’

There we promote initiatives to support education, scientific research, community development, regenerative agriculture and conservation actions.

We provide an open space for the community called "Comedor" where volunteers have internet access so that they can prepare and develop activities with the community. We also offer a Research Station and (depending on availability) accommodation in the city of Riberalta if volunteers want to visit, shop or go out during the weekends.

Social media and marketing knowledge here at Sustainable Bolivia would offer a great chance to present our work to the outside world and to get into contact with our supporters, beneficiaries and other people interested in our work.

Photographers and movie producers are key to help us showing to the world our passion for sustainable community development here at Riberalta and the conservation of the Aquicuana Reserve.



Typisk dag

09:00 Create content for the Aquicuana Reserve (organizing and expanding the database of flora and fauna)
12:30 Lunch
15:00 Create content for other volunteer programs (interviews, filming activities, classes and workshops at the Comedor)
17:00 Draft social media posts with the marketing team
19:00 ...

Typisk dag

09:00 Create content for the Aquicuana Reserve (organizing and expanding the database of flora and fauna)
12:30 Lunch
15:00 Create content for other volunteer programs (interviews, filming activities, classes and workshops at the Comedor)
17:00 Draft social media posts with the marketing team
19:00 Dinner

Responsibilities may include:

  • Create short videos to promote the volunteer program
  • Interviewing volunteers
  • Filming the activities done during their volunteer stay
  • Expand our wildlife database of photos and videos on flora and fauna of the Aquicuana Reserve
  • Drafting social media posts
  • Creating content for the webpage and social media in general


Fritidsaktiviteter

In their free time, volunteers can enjoy a lot of activities around Riberalta such as enjoying the nature of the Amazon (tours, trekking) and the animals, enjoying the rivers (boat tours) or the swimming pools in the city. It is also very easy to go to Brazil where you there is a lot of amenities ...

Fritidsaktiviteter

In their free time, volunteers can enjoy a lot of activities around Riberalta such as enjoying the nature of the Amazon (tours, trekking) and the animals, enjoying the rivers (boat tours) or the swimming pools in the city. It is also very easy to go to Brazil where you there is a lot of amenities for shopping.

If volunteers want to travel, there is a lot to see in Bolivia itself (easily accessible by plane) such as the salt flats, the Titicaca Lake, the cities of La Paz, Sucre and Tarija (this last one for the wines), the mines of Potosi and of course its incredible nature and the parks around Santa Cruz (Amboro) or Samaipata, and around Villa Tunari.


Krav

Krav

Minimumsalder: 18 år

For å bli med i programmet må du være minst 18 år gammel på programmets startdato. Det kan være unntak hvis du kan gi tillatelse fra dine foresatte eller hvis du er i følge med foreldrene dine.

Språkferdigheter

Du må snakke Engelsk (flytende) eller Spansk (middels nivå)

Påkrevde dokumenter

CV and passport

Nasjonalitetsbegrensninger

Ingen restriksjoner. Hjelpende hender fra hele verden er velkomne.

Andre ferdigheter

Basic English and/or Spanish Communication and writing skills Interest in working in an international environment, with an international team Minimum commitment of 1 month Positive attitude to learn new skills and latest marketing tools/technology

Tidsforpliktelse

Din hjelpende hånd vil bli påkrevd Mandag, Tirsdag, Onsdag, Torsdag og Fredag fra 09:00 - 17:00

Hva inngår

Hva inngår

Tjenester fra Sustainable Bolivia

  • Pre-arrival support
  • Accommodation at the Aquicuana Reserve
  • 3 meals a day (vegetarian/vegan option possible)
  • Volunteer or internship placement
  • 24-hour staff support
  • Drinkable water
  • Internet access
  • Orientation
  • Airport pick up (in Riberalta) and initial transportation to the Reserve
  • Cleaning services
  • Discount to Plant Medicine Retreat Pisatahua

Henting fra flyplassen på Gen Buech Airport

Airport pick up from the city of Riberalta

Overnatting

We offer accommodation inside the Aquicuana Reserve and share Pisatahua Retreat's infrastructure. Volunteers and interns share dorm rooms in our sustainable ecolodges, the volunteer cabin and the research station.

About infrastructure in Pisatahua:
We employ energy-efficient innovations to enhance the comfort and aesthetic experience of our guests.  We make every possible attempt to utilize local, natural, and sustainable building materials for housing and furniture.
We use renewable energy resources and we’ve implemented simple, cost-efficient, energy and water conservation measures.  We treat grey-water and recycle all our waste.
Our facilities were constructed with sustainably-harvested wood, bamboo, and palm leaves. We designed all of our infrastructure in accordance with traditional construction techniques; however, these methodologies were adapted to meet our specific needs. Local community members are employed for all our construction and maintenance needs.
All construction methods minimized the removal of vegetation.  The trees whose lives we spared return the favor by cooling down the area and shielding our guests from the sun.
We constructed limited number of elevated walkways to prevent soil erosion and protect fragile ecosystems.  These walkways also protect our guests from the jungle elements.

Energy and Water Conservation:
Due to our remote location, we’re completely off-grid and we must generate our own electricity.  Electricity use is limited to power a few appliances such as common-area lighting, water pumps, and kitchen equipment.
We’ve taken steps to minimize our water usage by implementing a few simple measures including: low-flow restrictor valves, low-flow toilets and water saving nozzles. Furthermore, guests are required to use 100% biodegradable, phosphorous-free soap and shampoo.
Some of our energy conservation measures include:
  • Renewable solar energy light-bulbs
  • Drying racks on clothes line
  • Reusing towels and linens
  • High efficiency appliances
  • Energy efficient refrigeration
Our goal is to Leave-No-Trace when it comes to waste. Anything we pack in, we bring out. We recycle everything we can in the city of Riberalta.  All organic matter from the kitchen is composted. A conscious effort is made to reduce all packaging. Whenever possible we purchase supplies made from recycled materials.

Mat og drikke

  • Drinkable water available
  • 3 meals per day (vegetarian/vegan option possible)

Internettilgang

God tilgang på prosjektstedet

Hva er IKKE inkludert?

Hva er IKKE inkludert?

Flybilletter

Den nærmeste flyplassen er Gen Buech Airport (RIB) i Riberalta. Vi hjelper deg med å finne billige flyreiser til Bolivia. FINN BILLIGE FLYREISER

Reiseforsikring

Å reise til utlandet er et eventyr, og det er alltid best å være forberedt. Plutselig sykdom eller skade, avbestilling eller tyveri – en reiseforsikring for Bolivia gir trygghet og er et pluss å ha. FÅ ET TILBUD

Vaksiner

Hvis du har tenkt å jobbe frivillig i Bolivia bør du søke medisinsk råd før du starter din sosiale reise. Sjekk de nødvendige vaksinasjonene dine for Bolivia. VAKSINESJEKKER

Detaljer ved ankomst

When can your start volunteering?
Volunteers can join the program throughout all year round.

How to get to Riberalta?
First you would have to fly into Bolivia - either La Paz (LPB) or Santa Cruz (VVI). From there you can take a connecting flight with the airline Ecojet to Riberalta. There are daily flights that cost about $120 each way. We typically recommend you fly into Santa Cruz as the connections are easier. Contact us for information to purchase a flight with a local travel agency.
Tilgjengelighet
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Programgebyrer

1 uke (min. opphold) 731€
8 uker 1,170€
12 uker 1,755€
48 uker (max. opphold) 7,018€
Gjennomsnittlig gebyr 439€/uke

Programgebyrer

439€ per uke 1 - 48 uker Alder 18 - 50+

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Varighet

1 - 48 uker

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Endelig Betaling

Din sluttbetaling vil bli avtalt med Sustainable Bolivia under søknadsprosessen. Vanlige løsninger er enten via bankoverføring eller kontant betaling på prosjektstedet.


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Sustainable Bolivia

Utmerket 4.8 rating (17 gjennomganger)

Non-profit - grunnlagt i 2006

Verifisert av Volunteer World

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Erik

Snakkede språk: Spansk, Engelsk

Om prosjektet

Founded in 2007, Sustainable Bolivia is an international non-profit organization with conservation and sustainable development initiatives in the Bolivian Amazon

Møt din vert

Founded in 2007, Sustainable Bolivia (SB) is a 501 (c) 3 international non-profit organization with conservation and sustainable development initiatives in the Bolivian Amazon.


Our Work in the Aquicuana Reserve

In 2016, we helped secure protection for more than 20,000 hectares of rainforest, establishing the Aquicuana Reserve. Inside the Reserve, we partner with local communities and oversee projects focused on community-based ecotourism, conservation and resource management, and environmental education/research.


Our Work in Riberalta

In the nearby city of Riberalta, SB supports local organizations with volunteer placementsand micro-grant funding.  We provide local scholarships and organize internships, art residencies, and research opportunities for international students and professionals.  We also oversee a Spanish and Indigenous Language School providing instruction in the native Chacobo, Cavineño and Ese Ejja languages.


17 gjennomganger · rating4.8

PAOLO Ventruri rating5

2022 at English Teaching in Bolivian Amazon

I volunteered in a hogar for children and teenagers, helping in the daily management and after school. A typical day was to wake up early in the morning and help prepare breakfast, accompany them to school and play in the afternoon and create small activities including teaching basic English. In ...
Google Translator: The organization needed updates to their web sites. My profession is web design. I have done the work comfortably, because the office has a good environment in the center of Riberalta. In addition, the relationship with the coordinator (Erik) could not be better. I highlight ...
Fernanda Aguero rating5

2022 at Graphic Designer in the Bolivian Amazon

I helped build logos, design informational material for the organization, and plan and create content for Sustainable Bolivia's social media. It was a very fulfilling opportunity and a unique experience where I was able to connect more with the culture of Bolivia and learn a lot about the fauna, ...
Yosquin Gilbos rating5

2022 at Independent Research in Bolivian Amazon

I wanted to be in the Amazon and achieve something meaningful there. After discussing with local biologist and supervisor Vincent Vos, I decided to illustrate a map of the new Aquicuana Municipal Reserve. As of writing this review the map is unfinished, and I doubt I'll ever feel like it will do the ...
I felt safe and supported navigating a new country, culture and language. I had the opportunity to volunteer at a local orphanage in the afternoons, access to spanish classes and staying a duration with a local family. To this day I am still touched by this unforgettable experience in Bolivia. It ...
I came to Riberalta, Bolivia, on 2019. I had a little experience teaching English to children in a daycare but coming here definitely helped me develop those skills. We’ll start the class singing and making a circle together. We’ll play to learn vocabulary related to colors, weather, animals, ...

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