Environment

Thick Layers of Ash Cover Caribbean Island of San Vicente After a Volcanic Eruption

Ash covered much of the Caribbean island of San Vicente on Saturday and the smell of sulfur permeated the air after a series of eruptions from a volcano that had been dormant for decades. The material ejected after several strong...

Costa Rica Advances in the Implementation of Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Forest Management

Under the slogan of exchanging experiences on how the use of Artificial Intelligence can contribute to the sustainable and responsible management of forestry operations, government officials and the company Timbeter, from Estonia, met last March to analyze the use...

Costa Rica, the Giant of Clean Energy, Ocean Protection and Decarbonization

Costa Rica does not like to talk much, it likes to lead by example, were the words of the young President of Costa Rica, Carlos Alvarado, during a brief but consistent presentation held at the prestigious Altlantic Council think...

The Children’s Movie that Infuriates Canada’s Oil Industry

The Canadian Energy Center, funded by the province of Alberta, launches a campaign targeting Netflix because it claims that the movie “Bigfoot Family” shows propaganda against gas and oil. The latest battle for the Canadian Energy Center (CEC) is not...

Study Carried Out in Costa Rica Points to Benefits for Reforestation Using Coffee Crops

Rebecca Cole, an ecologist at the University of Hawaii, Manoa, believes that just as coffee helps humans move a little faster, it could also have the same effect on reforesting forests. In fact, this biologist specialized in environmental studies...

Seeds Invade Thailand with Eco-Innovative System

Deforestation is a recurring problem in practically the whole world, recovering the damage done in recent years as a result of large industries and land depredated for agriculture and livestock is a difficult but not impossible task. It results in...

Costa Rican Biological Corridors, a Bridge for the Conservation of Biodiversity

In Costa Rica, biological corridors are the second most important conservation strategy in terms of territory and scope promoted by the National Program of Biological Corridors and with the participation of local actors in their management through participatory platforms...

Our Country Is Surrounded by Places Where You Can Have The Dream Photo.

Costa Rica is full of wonderful places to share with your family, with your partner or friends, and not only that but also capture the best scenarios with the best photos you ever thought you had had. Our country has...

Costa Rica and IAEA Explore Collaboration to Protect the Oceans

Costa Rica and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) explored today in Vienna  exchanging information and good practices on cooperation possibilities for the protection of the oceans. The Costa Rican Foreign Ministry specifies that the meeting between officials from the...

An Anticipated and Intense Rainy Season in Costa Rica, Meteorologist Foresee for This Year

The rainy season will arrive in Costa Rica earlier than expected with greater intensity, although less than in 2020. This was announced this past Tuesday by the National Institute of Meteorology (IMN). According to forecasts, the downpours will arrive first...
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Costa Rica Welcomes Direct Flights from Poland: First Flight Lands in Guanacaste with 251 Passengers

Costa Rica officially opened a new direct seasonal connection with Europe this Thursday. The inaugural non-stop charter flight from...