Our engineering internships in Costa Rica focus on the development of technology for conservation research and environmental monitoring. Engineering interns work on real projects that improve data collection, operational efficiency, and scientific outcomes for sea turtle conservation.

These internships are ideal for students in engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, mechatronics, data science, or software development.

Our biology internships in Costa Rica focus on the daily operations of an active sea turtle conservation project. Interns participate in real field research and conservation activities under government-approved research permits.

These internships are well suited for students studying biology, marine biology, ecology, wildlife conservation, or environmental science.