Environment

Innovative Wildlife Crossings Connect Wildlife in Punta Cacique, Guanacaste

33 Tico volunteers worked on placing the first two wildlife crossings in Punta Cacique, Guanacaste, an initiative that seeks to protect the local wildlife and at the same time reduce the environmental impact resulting from real estate development. In...

More Than 45 Tons of Solid Waste Will No Longer Contaminate Our Landscapes, as a Result of National Costa Rican Cleanup Day 2023

Pollution from plastic waste is a reality that affects the country throughout the national, land and marine territory

15 New Wildlife Crossings Will Connect Wildlife at Punta Cacique in Guanacaste

Thirty-three volunteers from the Garnier&Garniercompany worked on placing the first two wildlife crossings in Punta Cacique, Guanacaste, the area where the first Waldorf Astoria Hotel in the region is being built. This is an initiative that seeks to protect the...

Discover a Gift Option for This Christmas with Which You Can Help the Environment and Fauna of Costa Rica

Have you thought about giving a sloth, a toucan or a squirrel monkey for Christmas? Well, this is possible with the product options offered by Fauna de Costa Rica. Wonderful Tico biodiversity This Costa Rican brand offers a wide range of...

Very Few Countries Have Real Plans to Quit Fossil Fuels, According to Net Zero Tracker Report

Most countries aiming for carbon neutrality have not yet announced plans to phase out fossil fuels, a climate think tank has warned.The report by the group Net Zero Tracker was published on the occasion of COP28 in Dubai, one...

They Foresee Considerable Growth in Nuclear Energy by 2050 in the World

The World Nuclear Association today considered that nuclear energy could go from covering 10 percent of the world's current electricity needs to almost a third in 25 years.  These forecasts respond to the fact that 20 countries signed at the...

Photo Taken in Costa Rica is a Finalist in the Natural History Museum of London Competition

American-Israeli DvirBarkay spent more than two months trying to obtain images of the rarely photographed round-eared pygmy bat in the lowland rainforests of Costa Rica.And the image he achieved made him one of the finalists in the Wildlife Photographer...

AFZ Volunteers Costa Rica Join the United Nations Plastic-Free Landscape Project

Within the framework of International Volunteer Day, around 20 collaborators from America Free Zone (AFZ) joined the National Cleanup Day of the "Landscape without Plastics" Project, of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), which promotes sustainability and the fight...

Climate Emergency, a Reality for Which We Have to Take Responsibility

The climate emergency is real and human activities are the main cause.  We have caused this emergency and we must take responsibility for it.The creation of any policy, measure or project with the objective of reducing greenhouse gases and...

Sloths, Natural Symbols of Costa Rica, Their Fascinating Struggle for Survival

Sloths, the beloved residents of Costa Rica's lush rainforests, have perfected the art of survival in their unique habitat. These slow-moving creatures have developed a plethora of adaptations that allow them to thrive in the dense tropical forests, making...
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Festival de la Luz 2026 to Feature 10 Giant Balloons, 14 Marching Bands, and Six Ground Performances

Ten giant balloons, 14 marching bands, and six street-level performances will headline the 2026 Festival de la Luz, embracing...