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    Costa Rica Will Continue the Fight to Preserve Hammerhead Sharks

    The fight to preserve the wildlife of diverse species in Costa Rica, is a worldwide example, due to the admirable effort that every Tico member of organizations, who even present bills, maintains.With the above, I want to add the...

    Barbilla National Park, a Hidden Gem in Costa Rica

    Barbilla National Park is a hidden gem tucked away in the lush rainforests of Costa Rica. This pristine natural reserve is a paradise for nature lovers, with its abundant wildlife, stunning waterfalls, and diverse ecosystems.Talamanca mountain rangeCovering over 29,500...

    America Free Zone Volunteers Clean the Burío River in Costa Rica of a Ton of Garbage

    More than a thousand kilos of non-traditional waste and garbage were removed from the Burío River, in Heredia, by volunteers from América Free Zone (AFZ) within the framework of World Water Day.Mattresses, appliances, tires, washing machines and wood, among...

    Get To Know the “White Tail” Deer, National Animal of Costa Rica

    The white-tailed deer is a majestic and iconic symbol of Costa Rica, gracing the lush forests and grasslands with its grace and beauty. Found throughout the country, these deer are an integral part of the ecosystem and play a...

    Tourists Encountered a Majestic Puma in Corcovado

    Some tourists lived an exciting and at the same time tense experience in the Corcovado National Park, on the Osa peninsula, when they encountered a majestic puma on their way along a trail.This unusual encounter was captured in a...

    Ostional Beach and its Fascinating Olive Ridley Turtle Nesting Ground

    Ostional Beach in Costa Rica is known worldwide as a crucial nesting ground for Olive Ridley turtles. Every year, thousands of these magnificent creatures come ashore to lay their eggs, creating a spectacle that draws tourists and researchers alike.“Arribadas”The...

    Cartagena, Jewel of the Colombian Caribbean that is Sinking Due to Global Warming

    Every year the sea level rises and swallows the bay of Cartagena in dribs and drabs. The exposed skulls of a cemetery devastated by waves are proof of the effects of global warming in Colombia's most touristic city, which...

    How Alabama Quakers Help Create the Monteverde Cloud Forest

    The Monteverde Cloud Forest in Costa Rica is known for its rich biodiversity and unique ecosystem. However, many people may not know that the development and preservation of this pristine natural habitat can be credited in part to the...

    Easter Will Be Quite Hot In Costa Rica, Experts Say

    It seems that the heat will not let up in the coming weeks, since according to experts from the National Meteorological Institute (IMN), during Easter there will be a significant decrease in the trade winds and temperatures will be...

    Almost 25 Thousand Ticos Have Signed a Petition to Stop Condominiums in Manuel Antonio

    Since June of last year, almost 25,000 Costa Ricans have signed a petition to try to stop the construction of a new condominium in the forests of Manuel Antonio.Real estate development by Manuel Antonio Islands would not only affect...
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    CulturAncestral: A Cultural Exchange Event to Dive into Indigenous Traditions

    On March 16th and 17th took place the first edition of CulturAncestral. It was organized by the Sovereignty Alliance...
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