Environment

The Barbilla National Park, located in the Caribbean lowlands of Costa Rica, is a unique and fascinating destination that offers a glimpse into the country's rich biodiversity. The park is situated in the province of Limón, near the border...

Since 1986 by Executive Decree, August 24 is celebrated as National Parks Day in Costa Rica, with the purpose of encouraging people to reflect and actively participate in conservation actions and respect for the environment. “A National Park is a...

The Costa Rican production company Café Cinema completed the filming of its first feature film in English called Paradise Falls: a Christmas Story. It is a Christmas movie that - according to its makers - promises to bring the...

Sharks are “top predators” in the food chain and, compared to other organisms (bony fish, crustaceans, mollusks), they have a lower reproductive and natural mortality rate. These characteristics make sharks particularly vulnerable to overfishing, because in the face of...

In a key move for marine conservation, the FrenteAmplio (FA) faction has resurrected a crucial bill to protect shark species that are on the brink of extinction. This proposal, led by Congressman Ariel Robles, seeks to impose a total...

Going around Costa Rica, you can observe these strange animals walking in the forests and on the side of the road. With their dark brown color and long stripped tail, they look like a mix of a raccoon and...

Costa Rica, a country nestled in the heart of Central America, is home to a staggering 200 volcanic formations, each with its unique characteristics and geological history. These volcanic wonders are a testament to the country's complex geological past,...

Costa Rica is renowned for its commitment to sustainability and environmental conservation. The country's unique combination of natural beauty, biodiversity, and strong government policies has made it a leader in sustainable development. The relationship between sustainability and the natural...

Do you know about the organization CREMA Costa Rica? CREMA stands for Centro de Rescate de Especies Marinas Amenazadas, is a non-profit organization registered in Costa Rica founded in 2010 and its vision is a healthy Eastern Tropical Pacific...

Cold-water corals, like those off the coast of British Columbia, are as threatened by global warming as their tropical counterparts The hurricane season begins with a bang: Beryl is the first Category 5 storm to form in the Atlantic...