Environment

 Donald Arce taps a black cloth from the butterfly farm next to his home in Siquirres, Costa Rica. Some 300 "laying" blue morpho butterflies flutter and paint the environment vibrant blue. Soon, their young will do the same, on...

A group of 47 women affiliated with the organization, CoopeMolusChomes RL, who are part of the Network of Marine Areas for Responsible Fishing and Marine Life Territories, develop efforts aimed at the conservation and sustainable use of the mangrove...

The planet had stable temperatures for approximately 10,000 years. Currently, human actions have warmed the planet by more than one degree. More than 90% of all the extra heat in the atmosphere, a product of greenhouse gas emissions, is...

Official data indicate that Costa Rica generates more than 99% of its electrical energy with renewable sources

In these times the temperature rises and there is nothing better than jumping into the water after a long hike. That is why we will have several options for walks that reach a waterfall.Here is the list with the...

“We cannot stand idly by while the neighboring countries destroy their seabed through trawling and export products to our country”

The Network also recognized the local NGO Innoceana for its work in protecting Costa Rica's marine life through its conservation programs.

The fourth edition of the Mega Beach-Cleaning, managed to collect five tons of waste from 14 beaches in the country.

Costa Rica has six species of felines, the majority present in our Huetar Norte Region and in danger of extinction. They are the puma, the caucel, the jaguar, the manigordo, the Jaguarundi or León Breñero and the tigrillo.In recent...

The cougar is the second largest feline in America after the jaguar. It is a very strong feline, it has legs equipped to climb, jump and short races, says NatGeo.