Since 2009, the Romelia Sea Turtles Conservation Project has been protecting the sea turtle population nesting on the beaches in Montezuma, Costa Rica. It involves monitoring and protecting nests and going on night patrols. This beautiful sanctuary boasts rolling Pacific Ocean waves, iconic sea stacks, serene rivers, and waterfalls.

As a research assistant, spend the rainy season participating in the protection protocols for nesting and hatching sea turtles. Plus, have the opportunity to witness diverse wildlife species such as howler monkeys, white-faced monkeys, various birds, and even bats and other nocturnal mammals. Romelia is a perfect place to explore and enjoy wildlife. 

Eligibility for this project includes:
- 21 years old
- Either a professional or a student in biology or a related field
- Bilingual speaker of English and Spanish
- Enthusiastic, dynamic, self-motivated, and a team player
- Good physical health and condition
- Ability to handle tropical weather and conditions
- Fondness for isolated living
- Minimum commitment 3½ months

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