Environment

Communities Report Pollution in the Coto Colorado River and Demand an Urgent Investigation by Authorities

Residents of Laurel de Corredores, in the southern part of the country, have filed an environmental complaint regarding alleged damage to the Coto Colorado River and other bodies of water near the operations of Coopeagropal R.L. The concern arises...

New Species of Marine Worm Discovered In Costa Rica: It Had Never Been Recorded By Science

A marine worm with colors similar to a jaguar’s fur and never before recorded by science was discovered at Playa Naranjo, within Santa Rosa National Park in Guanacaste. The new species was given the scientific name Sthenelais onca and is...

Ocean Day: Microplastics Invade from Coco Island to Our Blood

Microplastics are not a distant problem. They are in the oceans, in marine animals, in the rain, in food, and also inside the human body. Costa Rican research has found these tiny particles on beaches, seabeds, fish, mollusks, crustaceans, livestock,...

Heavy Rains in Costa Rica: Rising Rivers and National Green Alert Decreed

The intense rainfall recorded since this Wednesday has sparked alarms across most of the national territory. The influence of the Intertropical Convergence Zone, combined with high atmospheric instability, has led to rising rivers, flooded homes, and multiple reports of...

Empowering the Fields: Dos Pinos Honors the Women Driving Costa Rica’s Dairy Industry

Milk does more than nourish families—it builds economies. In commemoration of World Milk Day, Costa Rican dairy giant Dos Pinos has spotlighted the critical, yet often unseen, role that female producers play in steering the nation's agricultural future. Established 25...

Costa Rica Faces 250% Surge in Wildfires Ahead of El Niño Strengthening

Despite the fact that the El Niño phenomenon has not yet officially established itself, Costa Rica is already recording a 250% increase in wildfires so far this year compared to the same period in 2025. "Years influenced by El Niño...

Costa Rica: Guanacaste Drives Bee Genetics Lab to Combat Climate Change

The tropical dry forest of Guanacaste, characterized by high temperatures and prolonged dry seasons, has become the setting for one of the most innovative scientific and ecological initiatives in the region. In celebration of World Bee Day, a pilot...

The 2026 El Niño Crisis: Scientists Warn of a Impending Global “Super Niño”

An environmental threat of historic proportions is brewing in the Pacific Ocean. Meteorological agencies worldwide, including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and Costa Rica’s National Meteorological Institute (IMN), are raising alarms over the rapid development of an...

Costa Rica Weather Alert: Heavy Rains and Storms Expected This Saturday

An unstable and highly humid atmosphere is set to dominate Costa Rica this Saturday, May 23. The National Meteorological Institute (IMN) has issued a forecast warning that the Intertropical Convergence Zone—positioned right off the Pacific coast—is driving heavy cloud...

Costa Rican Organizations Drive Investigation Into Sloth Deaths in Florida

Two Costa Rica-based conservation organizations have played a pivotal role in exposing a major wildlife crisis in the United States. Their efforts have successfully shed light on "Sloth World Orlando," a Florida facility linked to the tragic deaths of...
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