Environment

Costa Rica Has One of the 10 Best Gardens in America

Lonely Planet, one of the largest travel guides in the world, highlighted the 10 best gardens in the Americas. Among them, the publication highlights one located in Costa Rica, the only one in Central America and one of the...

Climate Change Puts Sharks and Rays in Costa Rica at Risk, Research Determines

Around the world it has been shown how climate change is influencing temperatures and weather patterns Costa Rica does not escape this reality; experts warn about the impact on sharks and rays in the Cocos Island National Park. According to...

A New Law Seeks to End Environmental Racism in Canada

For years, researchers, activists, and community leaders have demonstrated how Indigenous populations, Black people, and other racialized groups have been disproportionately affected by polluting industries. Now, a new law will require the Canadian government to better track this injustice...

The Complex Volcanic Activity of Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a country with a unique and complex geological history, shaped by millions of years of volcanic activity. The country's terrain is characterized by a combination of volcanic mountains, valleys, and coastlines, with over 200 volcanoes scattered...

Celebrities that Embrace Costa Rica’s Natural Beauty and Adventures

Costa Rica, a Central American gem known for its lush rainforests, exotic wildlife, and breathtaking natural beauty, has attracted many celebrities who appreciate its unspoiled wilderness and adventure opportunities. Many stars have flocked to this eco-friendly destination to experience...

Felines Run Out Of Natural Space and Have Devoured 27 Domestic Animals in Costa Rica

Costa Rica's environmental authorities shared Wednesday a series of statistics on incidents caused by the relationship between wild and domestic animals, including livestock. Pumas, jaguars, ocelots and coyotes, among other felines, have increased their prominence.Last year alone, as counted by...

Air Pollution Increasingly Deadly, Scientists Warn in Unicef Report

Air pollution, both indoor and outdoor, kills many people around the world, including children, and is already more deadly than smoking, according to a report released Thursday under the auspices of Unicef. More than eight million people, including 700,000 children...

Experts Confirm Intense Cyclone Season in the Atlantic: IMN Warns That it is Not Possible to Predict Effects in Costa Rica

Experts project the formation of 21 tropical cyclones for this year's hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin.This was informed by the National Meteorological Institute (IMN) and the Ministry of Environment and Energy (Minae), this Friday, in a press conference. This...

Costa Rican Environment Minister Says He Will Formalize Contracts of Payment for Marine Environmental Services

The Minister of Environment, Franz Tattenbach defended what he called “advances” in the Marine Environmental Services program and assured that in July they will begin with the formalization of contracts with the beneficiaries. According to Tattenbach, 296 mollusk gatherers have...

Summit Hosted by Costa Rica Seeks the “Declaration of Peace for the Ocean”

During this past weekend, environmental and diplomatic authorities from more than 30 countries met at the Heredia Convention Center for the event called “Immersed in Change”, focused on solutions for the protection of the oceans, The inauguration of the meeting...
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Pura Vida Wilderness: Exploring Guanacaste’s Volcanoes, Beaches, and National Parks

Three to five hours from San José, Guanacaste presents itself as a land of contrasts, where the warmth of...