Environment

Costa Rica is one of the preferred destinations for birdwatchers and photographers alike since it has a huge list of bird species compared to the size of the country

Recently, Costa Rica was recognized for its work in protecting nature and fighting climate change

The Térraba River, located in the southern Región Brunca in Costa Rica, is the largest in the country

The Tarcoles River, also called Rio Grande de Tarcoles, is located in the province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica and passes through the Carara National Park

Costa Rica has chosen ecotourism with force and you will understand why

Costa Rica is ever-connected with nature. However, if you do not know where to go or what to look for, you could miss the most spectacular views

Are the best beaches in Costa Rica in the Caribbean or the Pacific Ocean? The Costa Rican territory has beautiful beaches in both oceans that all deserve to be visited

The year 2019 came to an end, with the government and judicial decisions not precisely favoring the conservation of the nation's precious environment

If you want a unique cultural exchange with the first inhabitants of Costa Rica, do not forget to go to the Maleku Indigenous Community

The Minister of Environment and Energy (MINAE), Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, explained -in December 2019- the issue of the suspension of the permits given to the corporation 'Corporación de Desarrollo Agrícola Del Monte, SA' -better known as Pindeco- for the planting of pineapple in the South Zone