Over the past two decades, my work with sea turtles in Costa Rica has taken many forms, including scientific research, long-term conservation projects, student mentorship, and public engagement.

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The experiences I offer stem directly from that work. Some are designed to build practical skills and deepen students' and early-career conservationists' understanding of sea turtles. Others provide the opportunity to work hands-on with sea turtles through an intense, rustic, and highly rewarding volunteer setting. Another format allows you to explore Costa Rica’s ecosystems and wildlife more broadly, through the perspective of a sea turtle biologist who is equally passionate about the country’s forests, reefs, and biodiversity.

In all formats, small groups travel with me into regions of Costa Rica where sea turtles nest, feed, and migrate, while also experiencing the wider natural environments that shape these habitats. Every experience directly supports ongoing sea turtle conservation in Costa Rica.​

If you would like to experience sea turtles in their natural habitats, guided by someone who has lived and worked in Costa Rica for nearly twenty years, you can choose the format that best fits your expectations.