Environment
Recovery of the Caño Negro Wetland National Wildlife Refuge in Costa Rica Begins
Costa Rica began the recovery of 5 hectares of the Caño Negro Lagoon located in the canton of Los Chiles. The process will be carried out with the support of the European Union and the German government, through the...
Environment
Conservation and Care of Sloths, a Species that is Pura Vida
A baby sloth must live with its mother for at least a full year so to learn how to function normally in its natural habitat
Environment
According to a UN Report, Half of the World’s Population Is Highly Vulnerable to Climate Change
Half of the world's population is already "highly vulnerable" to the cruel and growing impacts of climate change, and the "criminal" inaction of leaders threatens to reduce the few chances of a "livable future" on the planet, the UN warned.
Environment
Ticos Contribute to Making this Planet a More Humane Place
Our planet continues to suffer great damage, all of this stems from the absence of totally "firm" environmental policies, which are developed from each continent. Greenhouse gas emissions are the main causes of the damage, and according to the...
Environment
Tico Environmentalist Will Row 200 Km to Raise Awareness About Ocean Pollution
A Costa Rican environmentalist will row 200 km in the Gulf of Nicoya to raise awareness about ocean pollution.
Environment
Canada’s Most Famous Shelter to be Demolished Due to Climate Change
Nothing can escape the effects of climate change, not even historic buildings such as the Abbot Pass refuge in Canada, which will be demolished this year, the centenary of its construction, after a century hosting mountaineers and several decades...
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Costa Rica Tourism Receives More Influx in Areas with a Greater Variety of Animal Species
A study led by professionals from Stanford University, in the United States, concludes that the sites in Costa Rica with the greatest animal diversity and with better access are most visited by tourists from all over the world.In the...
Environment
Camera Traps Show That Endangered Animals Roam Private Wildlife Refuges in Costa Rica
Thanks to camera trap technology, it was possible to show that privately managed wildlife refuges help preserve species that are in danger of extinction in Costa Rica. Such is the case of the Tigre Mountain Private Wildlife Refuge, located...
Environment
Do You Want To Become an Ambassador for Climate in Costa Rica: Follow These Steps
Operation COP Costa Rica 2022, opens a call to choose the young people who will be part of a training program on climate change and international negotiations.This, as part of the process to select and present the delegation that...
Environment
A Win for the Wild: Costa Rica’s Ocelots Faring Well
In a sea of stories of species loss, scientists recently confirmed a win for the ocelots of Costa Rica and the ecotourists hoping to witness or see evidence of this elusive small cat.
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Four University of Costa Rica Students Will Represent Costa Rica at IFT FIRST Food Innovation Competition in Chicago
The BeS'More product, developed by a team of four students from the Food Engineering program at the University of...