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    Costa Rican Youth Dedicates Herself to Rescue Stray Dogs

    Nicole Chacón, a young neighbor from the district of Florence, is responsible for rescuing dogs in extreme conditions, on the verge of death, to recover from punishment, and find a new home

    The Hammerhead Shark Listed as a Critically Endangered Species

    The red list of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) of 2019 shows that, at least, 73 species worldwide are declining, while only 10 have reported improvements. Among those in a more alarming state is the...

    Hiking In Costa Rica's Mountains: An Unforgettable Experience

    About the recently commemorated International Mountain Day, we want to tell you about the three most beautiful mountains in Costa Rica that you should visit. Although Costa Rica is known worldwide for having exotic beaches and lush rainforests, it...

    Get to Know More about La Amistad International Park.

    Meet walking one of the most charming places on the planet, the Amistad International Park. It is one of the special corners of the world with a peculiar charm and where you can see incredible panoramic views of beauty...

    Arenal Power Plant: 40 Years Generating Renewable Electricity

    Last Tuesday, December 4th, 2019, the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Arenal Hydroelectric Plant in Tilarán Park

    Imagine Costa Rica with no Mountains; Now Let's Celebrate International Mountain Day

    Mountains are actually extremely important (they do have their own holiday!) and integral to life on our planet for human beings, animals, plants —pretty much the entire global ecosystem. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is the body responsible for organizing this worldwide commemoration

    The MD-2 Pineapple Variety: The Bitter Side of Sweetness

    As it is well known, since 2007, Costa Rica dominates the world’s pineapple market, thanks to the MD-2 variety (better known as “Sweet Gold” or “Golden”)

    Costa Rica Prohibits Use of Glyphosate in Its Protected Wild Areas

    The National System of Conservation Areas (Sinac) issued a guideline, which prohibits the use of glyphosate in the 11 Protected Wild Areas (ASP) of the country, as well as in the institution's offices

    Deep Seabed Mining: Great Potential and High Risk For The Planet

    Costa Rica is a country that has so much to offer the world, with its rich biodiversity, its happy hard-working people who fight, who care and love their surroundings, from all angles it is beautiful, with its beaches, rivers,...

    North Region Declared on Green Alert for New Cold Front.

    According to the National Meteorological, during the next two days, the influence of the Cold Front # 2 is foreseen in the national territory; associated with its passage, the atmospheric pressure levels in the region remain high, generating strong...
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    To Know In This 2025: The Fascinating Cote Lake in Costa Rica

    Lake Cote is a hidden treasure in Costa Rica, combining natural beauty, biodiversity, and a rich history. Although it...
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