Rascarey Sea Turtle and Environmental Conservation Project


Imagine waking up to the sound of waves crashing on a pristine beach, the air alive with the calls of monkeys and scarlet macaws. Nestled on a breathtaking beachfront property in the wild heart of Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, our sea turtle conservation project invites you to step into an unforgettable adventure with a purpose. This is your chance to protect endangered sea turtles—hawksbills, green sea turtles , and olive ridleys—while living in one of the planet’s most biodiverse paradises, where rainforest meets the Pacific. 
As a volunteer, you’ll patrol moonlit shores to safeguard nesting mothers, relocate eggs to secure hatcheries, and witness the magic of tiny hatchlings racing to the sea. Between shifts, explore the Osa’s hidden treasures: swim in turquoise waters, hike to waterfalls, or simply unwind on our stunning beachfront base. 
Why Volunteer With Us? 
   
 •    Impact: Help save a species and preserve a fragile ecosystem. 
 •    Adventure: Live off-the-grid in a world-renowned biodiversity hotspot. 
  •    Community: Bond with a small, dedicated crew of conservationists and locals. 
    
•    Perks: Meals and basic accommodations provided, plus memories to last a lifetime.

This project is dedicated to the conservation of sea turtles and the environment. We are a non-governmental project. Our mission is to inspire people to make a lifestyle change to be more sustainable and conscious, and to be able to share the experience of fully connecting with themselves and nature while fully immersed in the most beautiful and biodiverse area of Costa Rica. We hope is that our dedication to the project can have a real impact on the declining rates of sea turtles, as well as the regeneration of our Earth. Our team is local, with in-depth knowledge of the area and conservation activities, dedicated and immersed in this world. They are accustomed to living in a community and sharing experiences every day. Volunteers will be our family before, during, and after their experience with Rascarey and its staff.