The IMN forecasts greater atmospheric instability starting this Friday and continuing over the next few days. The weekend will be marked by an increase in atmospheric instability in Costa Rica due to the approach and activation of the Intertropical...
The College of Biologists of Costa Rica and the Association for the Conservation of Flora and Fauna (APREFLOFAS) have called for reinforced wildlife protection measures following the release of a video recorded in Pital de San Carlos, in which...
The Alturas Wildlife Rescue Center, in collaboration with Grupo ICE, is moving forward with the installation of eight wildlife rope bridges along the Costanera Sur highway, on the stretch between Dominical and Uvita, aimed at reducing the risk of...
GUACALILLO, COSTA RICA — In a landmark initiative for waste management in Playa Guacalillo, located in the Garabito canton of Puntarenas, the MareBlu Foundation has officially inaugurated Costa Rica's first Beach Cleaning and Volunteer Center.
This modern facility is designed...
There is a hidden world that wakes up after the rain. It thrives across decaying tree trunks, carpets the forest floor, hides under leaf litter, and lives inside other organisms. It exists everywhere in the rainforest, yet much of...
Rainfall intensified across multiple regions of Costa Rica on Saturday due to the combined influence of Tropical Wave No. 47 alongside atmospheric conditions—such as an upper-level trough—that significantly favor atmospheric instability.
"The downpours expected this weekend are due to several...
SAN JOSÉ / LA PAZ — A Costa Rica-based documentary team from Botanica Films has made history by becoming the first crew to capture the hunting and predatory behavior of the Tilcayo (Leopardus tilcayo), a newly identified species of...
SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica — The National Meteorological Institute (IMN) has issued a weather advisory as Tropical Wave #45 passes over Costa Rica on Saturday, September 19. The system is expected to cross the territory during the afternoon and...
Deep within the Talamanca mountains near Costa Rica’s border with Panama, the indigenous Bribri community of YorkÃn maintains an ancient relationship with cacao—one that seamlessly merges economic survival, cultural identity, and environmental conservation.
A featured report by National Geographic Traveller...
Costa Rica has consolidated its position as Central America’s benchmark in circular economy practices, processing over 1,600 tons of beverage carton packaging in 2025 alone. The country's transition toward a sustainable industrial model is reshaping how the food and...
