Ecological Conservation Internship in Ecuador - Lowest Fees & Trusted since 2003
Highlights
- Gain international experience along with the knowledge and skills that you will need for future career.
- Immerse in a local language, expand global awareness & increase understanding of different cultures.
- Gain various job skills and opportunities and stand out among other candidates.
- Enjoy your adventure in total safety with secure facilities that have been extensively vetted.
- Join an incredibly affordable program trusted by over 20,000 since 2003.
Overview
Are you passionate about conservation and want to immerse yourself in a remote wilderness? Has Ecuador been calling your name? Some land and waterscapes in Ecuador are huge biological and marine reserves and different factors are posing a threat to this biodiversity in recent times. Conservation internship program in Ecuador aims to provide a platform for global students and graduates to help them learn various valuable skills and an insight of rich and incredible natural heritages.
As an intern, you will be involved in reforestation, trails maintenance, assist in organic and sustainable farming, acquire deep knowledge of marine creatures and ecosystem and apply innovative measures to conserve and preserve endangered flora and fauna. During the project, you will learn valuable and transferable job-skills and practice them in professional work-setting in close guidance of conservation specialists. You will also acquire in-depth knowledge of beautiful marine life, the threat posed and measures to thwart the ongoing heritage depletion.
There are no qualifications or prior experiences required to take part in conservation internships projects in Ecuador. However, interns with good physical conditions ready to walk around on foot and lift equipment are best fitted for the project.
Important Information
Interns below the age of 18 years will need to provide proof of parental consent. It will be helpful to have basic Spanish skills for this program, though not mandatory.