Sea turtle study in Costa Rica, on the OSA peninsula. Protect sea turtles in a place rich in biodiversity
➡️ Sea turtles
➡️ From 18 years old
➡️ English and Spanish
➡️ from 2 to 12 weeks
➡️ $580 (approx. €537) for two weeks
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Get involved in Costa Rica to protect sea turtles. A fabulous experience in a country that is a pioneer in environmental protection in Central America.
➡️ Sea turtles
➡️ Costa Rica
➡️ From age 18
➡️ From €1065 for 2 weeks - €290 per additional week.
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Join a family-run organic farm practicing classical and natural horseback riding.
➡️ Costa Rica
➡️ From 18 years (family)
➡️ Horseback riding
➡️ 1175 € (2 weeks)
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Protect marine mammals off the coast of the Basque Country, in the southern Bay of Biscay.
➡️ 4 days to 1 week
➡️ Family stay possible (children aged 10 and over)
➡️ 2035 € - 692 € after tax deduction
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Are you passionate about nature and photography? Naturalist photography training awaits you!
➡️ From age 18
➡️ From June 16 to 20, 2025
➡️ 1043 € - 355 € after tax deduction
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Prepare for the next world with an immersion and nature course in an ecolieu in the heart of the Cévennes.
➡️ Permaculture
➡️ France
➡️ Families welcome
➡️ From €390
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Get involved in protecting New Zealand's fabulous forests!
➡️ Protecting biodiversity
➡️ From 18 years old
➡️ From 1 to 12 weeks
➡️ From €440
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Get involved in a Bolivian wildlife sanctuary in a 45-hectare protected nature reserve.
➡️ Bolivia
➡️ Minimum 3 weeks
➡️ Wildlife sanctuary
➡️ From 18 years old
➡️ From €920 (3 weeks - booking fees + program). 165 € per additional week.
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In the heart of the Amazon, in Peru, get involved like for the protection of fauna and flora.
➡️ Amazonia
➡️ Nature reserve
➡️ From 2 weeks
➡️ From 18 years old
➡️ From €1060 for 15 days, €1,375 for 30 days
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Ecovolunteer at a wild animal sanctuary in Guatelama.
➡️ Wildlife sanctuary
➡️ Guatemala
➡️ From 2 weeks
➡️ From 18 years old
➡️ From €970 for 2 weeks. 240 € per additional week.
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Enjoy an immersive experience in Sri Lanka and take part in two scientific projects: on elephants and leopards.
➡️ From 16 years old.
➡️ Scientific trip.
➡️ French-speaking mission
➡️ €4980, tax deductible
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In Nepal, study one of the world's most emblematic felines: the snow leopard.
➡️ April and September
➡️ Adults, families, children aged 16 and over.
➡️ Scientific expedition
➡️ €5160 - €1754.2 after tax deduction
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Would you like to make a positive impact on society and the environment while traveling? Do you want to help make the world a greener place? In your spare time, in France or abroad, get involved in an action that's close to your heart! Cap sur l'écovolontariat's selected missions include ecovolunteering stays, training courses, scientific trips...
Ecovolunteering is a form of eco-participatory tourism committed to the planet, in France or abroad. You give your time, several hours a day, to a biodiversity preservation association.
Scientific travel is an adventure that combines tourism and scientific projects, based on participatory science. By taking part in a scientific trip, you give your time to a research project. During your stay, you will be trained and accompanied by a researcher and/or science educators.
Our training courses are designed for all enthusiasts who want to learn more about biodiversity. They can also be the start of a professional career.
Travel with a commitment to the planet has a triple positive impact
You're living a wonderful and rewarding adventure
Your impact on environmental protection is positive
Through your action and your financial contribution, you are helping to maintain and develop sustainable activities in local communities.
Who is the Participatory Journey for the Earth for?
For most of the missions on offer, you don't need to have any particular skills, just motivation. This type of committed travel is open to all, including families for certain associations. The selected missions enable you to take action in France, Europe or at the other end of the world. You'll observe dolphins, protect turtles, follow the tracks of the snow leopard, participate in the development of agroforestry and permacuture, and learn to become a true naturalist.
How does the Cap sur l'Ecovolontariat platform work?
Cap sur l'écovolontariat has set up a platform to put people in touch with organizations offering trips that are committed to the planet. These organizations can be NGOs, associations or agencies. They can be structures offering several missions, or small associations carrying out a single project.
Choose your mission using the filters. All missions are presented in the form of a data sheet. You'll find a presentation of the project, the conditions of participation and the price.
You can contact the organization directly by clicking on "Contact the association". Once you've filled in the form, the organization (association, NGO, agency) contacts you. You can then ask any questions you may have.
You book your ecovolunteering stay with the partner organization.
It's time for adventure!
Throughout the process, you can contact Cap sur l'écovolontariat if you encounter any difficulties. We also invite you to give us feedback once the mission is over.
How are assignments selected?
The missions presented on the platform are subject to a verification and selection process. We check the status of the organization and make sure it meets the ethical standards of an ecovolunteering trip.
Why choose Cap sur l'Ecovolontariat?
Simple
You have direct access to the organizations offering the missions.
Free
You'll be in direct contact with associations, NGOs and agencies, free of charge.
Reliable
Cap sur l'écovolontariat is a reference site that selects its partners.
