Wildlife Refuge Center Tour
Wildlife Rescue and Education Center
OVERVIEW
Dive into the heart of Costa Rica’s wildlife conservation efforts with an educational visit to the Michael Uren Wildlife Rescue and Education Center. Perfect for curious minds and nature enthusiasts, this visit offers a rare glimpse into the lives of local wildlife, including the enchanting howler monkeys, while learning about the challenges they face and how we can help protect them.
What to expect:
• Learn about the wide variety of wildlife that calls Nosara home
• Discover fascinating facts about howler monkeys and their behavior
• Explore our Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Release Program
• See some of the sanctuary’s permanent residents up close
• Gain insight into our “Stop the Shocks” Wildlife Protection Program
• Understand how humans and wildlife can peacefully coexist
TOURS DETAILS
INTENSITY
Low intensity perfect for children or the older members of the family.
DURATION
1.20 hours of learning about wildlife in Nosara.
FEATURES
Unique tour per day in the refuge so the visit will be shared with other participants already coordinated by the refuge.
DAILY SCHEDULE
Daily tours go out at 9:00 am and 4:00 pm.
PARTICIPANTS
Perfect for groups from 2-8 people.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
We invite you to support the refuge with additional contributions to boost their efforts.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WHY CHOOSE THIS TOUR?
Authentic Wildlife Encounter
Get a close-up view of Costa Rica’s wildlife, including howler monkeys, and observe their natural behaviors in a safe, educational setting.
Educational Experience
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Nosara, exploring diverse landscapes and enjoying the tranquility of the surroundings.
Family-Friendly and Easygoing
With a low-intensity tour, this experience is ideal for all ages, offering a comfortable, engaging outing for families and groups.
Support Conservation Efforts
Your participation directly supports the refuge’s work in wildlife protection and rehabilitation, helping ensure a brighter future for Costa Rican wildlife.
