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Conservation Volunteer Cochabamba Bolivia

  Bolivia
  • Other Cities in Bolivia: 
  • Cochabamba

Durations of Program: 2-4 weeks, 5-8 weeks, 9-12 weeks, 3-6 months and 7-12 months
Typical Duration of Program: 5-8 weeks
Dates: Throughout the year

Description: The project is currently housing a large collection of monkeys (approximately 300), as well as many different species of snakes, birds, turtles and even an old tiger rescued from La Paz Zoo.

This project is ideal for those who have an affinity with animals and want to learn how to care for a wide variety of species.

Conservation Volunteer Cochabamba Bolivia

Highlights: On arrival in Cochabamba city, one of our representatives will pick you up and take you to Villa Tunari. Once you have settled in and unpacked, you will be introduced to the team in charge of the project where you will be given an induction and tour of the local area. Although basic Spanish is not obligatory, it is recommended.

The day starts very early, about 7:30am until approximately 18:00 with an hour and a half break for lunch and coffee. Volunteers will help staff with the day to day running of the sanctuary, duties will include feeding the animals, monitoring the progress of sick animals, cleaning their sleeping quarters, caring for the compound and possibly some administrative duties.

Qualifications: * You must be at least 18 years old

* Love animals

* Get all relevant immunizations including Yellow fever vaccination

* Be willing to work as part of a team

* Basic Spanish is desirable

* International volunteers are welcome

Languages :
  • English
  • Cost in US$: From 500 GBP

    Cost Includes :
  • Housing
  • In-country orientation/Training
  • In-country staff support
  • Pre-departure orientation/Training
  • Written materials pre-departure
  • Cost Include Description:
    During the two-week placement, you will be living in a Hostel in Villa Tunari in the city centre on a self-catering basis. A continental breakfast will be provided and there are many restaurants and bars close to the Villa for you to explore.

    Experience Required: no

    Volunteer Types :
  • animal welfare
  • community centers
  • conservation
  • eco-tourism
  • environment
  • wildlife surveying
  • This Program is open to Worldwide Participants.

    Participants Travel to Bolivia Independently

    Typically Participants Work Independently or in Groups

    Application Process Involves:

    • Online Application plus Application Assessment
    • Other
    • Phone Interview

    Post-Program Services Include:

    • Exit Debriefing Abroad
    • Alumni Network
    • Job and Internship Network

    WAVA's Mission Statement: "WAVA" means Work & Volunteer Abroad. Our origins lie in a department created in 2006 at Twin Group, a prestigious provider of educational, training and employment opportunities for individuals from around the world. Established in January 2010, we are a fresh, independent company, using the trading name WAVA and a brand new logo, inspired by the values of travel: opportunity, adventure, emotion, sharing, learning and seeing. But we're not just about seeing. We're also about doing. We specialise in offering life-changing opportunities to travellers for whom seeing is not enough. We offer three broad types of travelling experiences: Volunteering on projects in developing countries Internships in professional environments around the world Seasonal paid working holidays in developed economies We make these experiences possible through solid partnerships with highly reputable local providers.

    Year Founded: 2010

     



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