Environment

Giant Tortoise Considered Disappeared 1 Century Ago Was Found

A sample of one of the endemic giant turtle species of the Ecuadorian archipelago of Galápagos, considered extinct a century ago, was found on an expedition on Fernandina Island, Environment Minister Marcelo Mata announced Tuesday: "WORLD NEWS | On Fernandina...

Greater Management of Plastic Residues in Costa Rica Is Urged!

Plastic waste is a real threat to the environment, to the oceans, their animals and, therefore, represents a huge risk for the Costa Rican population. However, in Costa Rica it seems that there is no greater awareness of the...

National Parks in Costa Rica Will Offer Free Internet to Their Visitors

Within the framework of the Digital Transformation Strategy towards Costa Rica of Bicentennial 4.0, work is being carried out on the implementation of the Connected Public Spaces project, which is financed with resources from the National Telecommunications Fund (FONATEL). The...

The Largest Solar Park in Costa Rica Is Being Built in San Carlos

COOPELESCA RL has been working hard in recent years to diversify its current energy matrix with renewable sources, generate 100% of the electricity consumed by its associates and, another one of the bets to reach the goal in the...

Jellyfish, A Menace In Beaches Worldwide

Costa Rica. For millions of tourists, the name brings to mind images of great beaches,  impressive landscapes, and amazing biodiversity. The country offers all that and then some. But this "paraíso tropical" also has its share of bothersome and...

Ecological Artwork Is Created by an Outstanding Professor in Atenas

It all started as a hobby to entertain their daughters. That is how José Fabio Víquez Rodríguez, a resident of Atenas -Costa Rica- and professor of drawing techniques, let his creativity fly with his artistic project Reci-Arte. The concept is...

Livestock in Costa Rica Is Carbon-Positive Thanks to Environmental Strategy

Today, the livestock sector is carbon-positive due to the implementation of a strategy of low carbon production for the sector, incorporated in 2015, explained Jorge Segura, coordinator of the National Livestock Program. This means that the livestock production in Costa...

The Sea Is Changing Color

By the end of the 21st century, much of the sea will have changed color. Marine phytoplankton, the base of the oceans, is suffering the impact of climate change, altering its composition and distribution. These organisms use chlorophyll to...

48% of Forests in Central America Are Defended by Indigenous Peoples

Indigenous peoples occupy vast tracts of Central American territory, including more than half of the region's forests and many of its waterways. This, together with their understanding of nature and their mechanisms of community organization, makes them in the...

Manatees Are in Danger of Extinction in Costa Rica

The Antillean manatee was declared as a symbol of Costa Rica in terms of fauna since the animal was in danger of extinction. In this way, we wanted to get the hunt against it stopped. However, up to now, the...
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