Wildlife conservation, community and environmental volunteer projects and internships worldwide
IPBio is a non-governmental, non-profit organization that develops and supports projects in environmental education and scientific research on biodiversity, ecology as well as on the behavior of species of fauna and flora of Brazilian ecosystems.
April 17th 2018
IPBio is a non-governmental, non-profit organization that develops and supports projects in environmental education and scientific research on biodiversity, ecology as well as on the behavior of species of fauna and flora of Brazilian ecosystems.
April 17th 2018
IPBio is a non-governmental, non-profit organization that develops and supports projects in environmental education and scientific research on biodiversity, ecology as well as on the behavior of species of fauna and flora of Brazilian ecosystems.
April 17th 2018
A fantastic opportunity to experience the life and wildlife of the Brazilian Amazon while gaining valuable research experience.
March 29th 2018
Join us to share your business skills with entrepreneurs who are tackling issues within their communities through business.
October 13th 2016
_SocialStarters matches skilled professionals with grassroots social enterprises who need support. The clients you’ll be supporting are a group of young, inspiring grassroots entrepreneurs who are working on interesting and impactful projects and enterprises.
October 13th 2016
We are located in Bahia, Brazil, closed to the ocean and offer volunteer projects related to Permaculture (garden optimization, agroecology, green building) including theory and practice.
July 24th 2015
The Vinaceous Amazon is an endangered species of Amazon parrot with approximately 1,500-2,000 individuals remaining in Brazil with a decreasing trend. Starting in 2011, a rehabilitation and release project was begun in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. Groups of birds are being reintroduced to recolonize an area in their natural range where the species was previously extinct.
March 25th 2015
Go beyond the ordinary and experience Brazil from a whole different side and gain a perspective from the community through intercultural exchange.
June 24th 2013
Established in 1999, the Iracambi Atlantic Rainforest Research Centre aims to make conservation of the rainforest more attractive to the people who live in it than its destruction.
June 22nd 2013
