This expedition takes you deep into Costa Rica’s most remote and biodiverse regions, from the Osa Peninsula to the Talamanca Mountains — landscapes known for dense rainforest, extraordinary wildlife, and critical conservation efforts.

You’ll spend your days in the field, hiking through rugged jungle terrain to install and monitor camera traps alongside experienced researchers and guides. Track wildlife movement, analyze camera trap data, and take part in the ongoing work to better understand and protect one of the most elusive predators on the planet.

When you’re not in the field, you’ll experience life at a biological station and within local communities, gaining firsthand insight into conservation in action. With accommodations, meals, transportation, and guided field experiences all included, everything is taken care of from the moment you arrive.

This is more than a trip — it’s a rare opportunity to step into the wild, contribute to meaningful conservation work, and experience ecosystems few people ever reach.