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Do you want to help protect one of the world’s most important ecosystems? Our Travel Roots Wildlife Conservation Program and Internship in Puerto Inca gives you the chance to directly support biodiversity in the Peruvian Amazon while learning from local experts and contributing to long-term ecological health.
As a volunteer, you’ll join activities such as wildlife surveys, habitat restoration, environmental awareness campaigns, and simple community workshops. You’ll help gather important data on species diversity, support reforestation efforts, and teach local communities about protecting their incredible natural resources.
Hands-On Conservation
From planting native trees to monitoring endangered species, you will play a vital role in helping local teams protect vulnerable habitats and the animals that depend on them.Learn from Professionals
Work alongside experienced conservation staff and biologists to gain skills in field research, wildlife tracking, and ecological monitoring — knowledge you can carry forward into a conservation career or personal passion.Connect with Local Communities
Your work also supports community education on sustainable resource use and wildlife-friendly practices, encouraging a healthier relationship between people and nature.Key Activities
Supporting wildlife surveys and monitoring programs
Assisting with reforestation and habitat restoration projects
Helping deliver environmental education workshops
Participating in clean-up and eco-protection campaigns
Promoting sustainable practices within the community
Your time in Puerto Inca will help build a stronger foundation for conservation, ensuring these irreplaceable Amazonian habitats and their wildlife can thrive for generations to come.
By volunteering on our Wildlife Conservation Program and Internship in Peru, you will:
•Protect Amazonian biodiversity through hands-on conservation projects
•Support vital wildlife monitoring and habitat restoration work
•Gain field skills in research, ecological monitoring, and data collection
•Help raise environmental awareness within local communities
•Experience authentic Peruvian Amazon culture and daily life
•Build teamwork and cross-cultural collaboration skills
•Enjoy meaningful free time exploring one of the world’s greatest natural regionsWhat You Can Expect: A Day in the Life of a Wildlife Conservation Volunteer in Peru
Every day on this program offers a chance to protect nature while learning valuable conservation skills. Although tasks can vary by season and priority, here’s an example of what a typical day might look like:
7:00 AM – Breakfast & Briefing
Share a hearty breakfast at the volunteer house, then review your tasks and goals for the day with the conservation team.8:00 AM – Field Research & Habitat Activities
Head out for wildlife monitoring activities such as bird counts, camera trap checks, or plant surveys. Alternatively, you might join habitat restoration work like planting trees or maintaining forest corridors.11:00 AM – Environmental Education
Support local school visits, eco-workshops, or community talks on wildlife protection and sustainable practices.12:30 PM – Lunch & Recharge
Enjoy a nutritious lunch back at the volunteer house or in the field, then take a short break to rest.2:00 PM – Conservation Support
Assist with data entry, habitat maintenance, or simple eco-friendly construction projects such as making wildlife shelters or educational signage.4:00 PM – Wrap Up & Reflection
Clean and store research equipment, then meet with your team to share findings, reflect on the day’s highlights, and plan for tomorrow.Evenings & Free Time
Your evenings are free to explore, connect with other volunteers, or take part in language lessons and cultural events.Days Off
Weekends offer plenty of time for jungle treks, river cruises, or visits to local cultural sites and markets.Each day is a new opportunity to help safeguard one of Earth’s most precious ecosystems while developing skills and friendships that last a lifetime.
Your Impact as a Volunteer
Choosing to join our Wildlife Conservation Program and Internship in Puerto Inca means becoming part of a powerful movement to protect the Amazon’s irreplaceable biodiversity. Your work will directly support vital research, habitat restoration, and education efforts that strengthen local conservation practices and awareness.
By monitoring species, planting native trees, and delivering environmental workshops, you help build a foundation for long-term ecosystem health — empowering local communities to value and protect their natural resources.
Your presence and energy also inspire a sense of shared responsibility among local families and youth, encouraging positive changes that continue even after you leave. Each action you take, from recording data on rare birds to removing invasive plants, helps maintain balance in the Amazon and safeguards its future.
At the same time, you will develop skills, confidence, and cultural understanding that stay with you for life, whether you continue into a conservation career or simply take these lessons forward as a responsible global citizen.
Your Home in Puerto Inca
As a volunteer you’ll stay in a welcoming volunteer house located in the heart of Puerto Inca, just a short walk from schools and community centres where you’ll be working.
Sleeping Arrangements
Volunteers share comfortable dorm-style rooms separated by gender, each with bunk beds and fans to help you stay cool. Rooms are simple but clean, and communal spaces encourage a social, friendly atmosphere.What’s Provided
• Fresh bed linens and towels
• Mosquito nets
• Access to laundry facilities
• Limited Wi-Fi
• Shared kitchen and storage for personal snacksFeel free to bring any small comforts from home to make your stay even more enjoyable.
Shared Living Space
The house includes a communal lounge area with sofas, a dining space, and a small library of books and board games, creating a great place to relax, plan lessons with other volunteers, or share stories from your day.Meals & Nutrition
You’ll receive three nutritious, locally inspired meals each day, typically a mix of Peruvian staples with rice, beans, fresh vegetables, and occasional fish or chicken. Vegetarian options are available, and there is plenty of fresh fruit and clean drinking water provided.Volunteers are expected to help with simple kitchen tasks, such as washing dishes and keeping communal spaces tidy, supporting a sense of community and shared living.
Sustainable Living
Our local partner takes sustainability seriously:
• Composting systems are in place for food waste
• Recycling bins are clearly marked
• Leftover food is minimised and responsibly distributed
• Water conservation measures are encouragedLiving here means joining an eco-conscious community where everyone plays a role in protecting the Amazon environment.
History
Our trusted partner in Puerto Inca, Peru, was founded to address educational inequalities faced by Amazonian communities, where access to quality English language learning has long been limited. Recognising the powerful link between language skills and future opportunities, they began delivering community-based programs that connect international volunteers with local schools and teachers.
Over the years, their work has expanded to include educational support, intercultural exchanges, and capacity-building workshops that strengthen the skills of local educators while inspiring students.
From its early days of offering grassroots literacy initiatives, the project has grown into a respected community hub for language learning, cultural awareness, and social inclusion. Today, they continue to play a vital role in empowering local youth to dream bigger and build brighter futures.
Mission & Vision
The mission of our partner is to create long-term, community-led educational change by empowering local children and youth with essential language skills and broader cultural understanding. By supporting English education, they aim to break down barriers to opportunity and help young people thrive in a globalising world.
Their vision is a future where every child in the Peruvian Amazon has access to quality learning opportunities that respect local culture while opening new doors — ultimately creating resilient, skilled, and confident individuals who can drive positive change in their communities.
Program Fee Schedule
Duration Fee (EUR)
2 weeks €821
3 weeks €1196
4 weeks €1535
5 weeks €1866
6 weeks €2162
7 weeks €2434
8 weeks €2681
9 weeks €2902
10 weeks €3094
11 weeks €3263
12 weeks €3410
For Interns, each additional week = €144 per week
Payment Terms
• Program fees are due 30 days before your start date.
• If applying within 30 days of arrival, full payment is due within 48 hours of confirmation.What’s Included
✅ All accommodation in shared volunteer housing
✅ Three nutritious, locally inspired meals daily
✅ Airport pickup and drop-off (Puerto Inca or Pucallpa Airport)
✅ Welcome pack full of necessary and useful information
✅ Flexible start dates and free date changes
✅ Expert guidance and training from experienced conservation staff
✅ All project tools, materials, and safety equipment
✅ Certificate of placement completion
✅ Full support before, during, and after your program
✅ 100% Cancellation Money-Back Guarantee
✅ So much moreYour Investment in Wildlife & Personal Growth
Participating in this program is an investment in both conservation and your own future. Your fees help provide:
• Conservation tools and monitoring equipment
• Native tree seedlings and habitat restoration resources
• Educational workshops for local communities
• Employment and capacity-building for local conservation staff
• Ongoing support for long-term wildlife protectionIn return, you gain valuable skills, cultural insights, and real-world experience that will stay with you for a lifetime. Whether you’re pursuing a career in conservation or simply passionate about protecting our planet, this program gives you the opportunity to make a real, lasting difference.
Where You’ll Be – The Heart of the Peruvian Amazon
Your volunteering adventure takes place in Puerto Inca, a vibrant town nestled on the banks of the Pachitea River in the Huánuco region of Peru. Surrounded by lush rainforest and alive with tropical biodiversity, this is the perfect place to experience authentic Amazonian life while making a meaningful impact.
Just a short distance from local markets, schools, and traditional communities, Puerto Inca gives you the chance to immerse yourself in daily Peruvian culture and develop a deep understanding of life in the Amazon. While it is off the typical tourist trail, you’ll still have access to essential amenities and a warm, welcoming community that is eager to share its traditions, music, and food.
Peru – Rich Culture, Diverse Landscapes
Peru is a country of striking contrasts — from the high Andean mountains and the vast Pacific coast to the endless green of the Amazon rainforest. Its heritage is woven from Inca, Spanish, and Indigenous traditions, making it one of the most colourful and diverse cultures in Latin America. You’ll experience this cultural richness every day, through food, festivals, and encounters with local people who are proud to share their way of life.
The tropical climate in Puerto Inca is warm and humid, with occasional heavy rains that keep the jungle lush and alive. Expect daytime temperatures between 25–32°C, with cooler evenings perfect for relaxing after a rewarding day of volunteering.
Whether you’re exploring jungle trails, navigating the river by canoe, or enjoying traditional Amazonian dishes, this region promises unforgettable memories and a genuine connection to one of the most important ecosystems on our planet.
Free Time Activities & Tours
When you’re not working hard on your placements, Puerto Inca and the surrounding Amazon region offer countless opportunities for adventure, culture, and relaxation. Here are just some of the amazing free-time activities you can enjoy:
River Cruises on the Pachitea – Take a boat trip along the river to spot pink dolphins, exotic birds, and lush rainforest scenery.
Amazon Jungle Hikes – Explore the vast biodiversity of the rainforest on guided treks, where you can learn about medicinal plants, wildlife tracking, and indigenous survival skills.
Cultural Experiences – Join workshops to learn traditional Peruvian cooking, local dance styles, or handicrafts with community members.
Waterfall Visits – Cool off with a refreshing swim beneath one of the many beautiful waterfalls in the nearby rainforest.
Wildlife Spotting – Look out for sloths, monkeys, parrots, toucans, and countless other Amazonian species on your days off.
Weekend Trips to Pucallpa – Venture further afield to visit the city of Pucallpa, known for its bustling markets, local crafts, and unique Amazonian food scene.
Local Sports & Games – Play football or volleyball with local youth and volunteers, strengthening friendships and cultural exchange.
Relaxation – Take time to unwind in a hammock at the volunteer house, journal about your experience, or enjoy peaceful moments by the river.
Your evenings and weekends give you the freedom to discover what makes this part of Peru so special, creating memories that will last long after you return home.
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