Environment

How an Encounter with Dolphins Transformed Sierra Goodman into a Guardian of Marine Species in Costa Rica

After leaving behind a legal career in the US, Sierra Goodman moved to Drake Bay in 1998. Her life took a dramatic turn when she swam with dolphins, inspiring her to found ecotourism companies and devote more than 28 years to researching and protecting marine mammals on the Osa Peninsula...

Is It Possible To Improve The Relationship between Felines and Livestock Farmers In Costa Rica? Key Facts about an Amazing Conservation Project

In Costa Rica, conflict between cattle ranchers and felines led to the illegal hunting of jaguars and pumas.

How Costa Rica Hosts Over 500,000 Wildlife Species—Despite Its Small Size

Amazing that such a small country harbor so much life?

Costa Rica under The Effects Of Hurricane Melissa This Sunday: See The Areas That Will Have The Most Rain

The NMI forecasted heavy rains in the Central Valley, Pacific, and northern regions due to the indirect effects of Hurricane Melissa and the intertropical convergence zone.

Costa Rica’s Green Energy Strategy: Pioneering Sustainability in Central America

Costa Rica has emerged as a global leader in renewable energy and sustainable development, demonstrating that economic growth and environmental preservation can go hand in hand. The country’s ambitious “green energy” strategy, rooted in a deep commitment to sustainability,...

Exploring Costa Rica’s Volcanoes: Safety and Adventure

Costa Rica is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and a plethora of volcanoes that attract thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike. With more than 60 volcanic formations, some of which are active, many travelers may wonder: Is...

Tapir With a Four-Month-Old Fracture is Mobilized in Osa: Status Remains Delicate

An adult male tapir was captured and transferred for specialized veterinary care after a fracture was detected in one of its front legs. The case was reported in the Los Ángeles and Agujitas de Drake area, in the canton...

Costa Rica’s Most Exotic Birds: A Paradise for Avian Enthusiasts

Costa Rica is home to over 900 bird species, including some of the most exotic and visually stunning birds on Earth. From the sacred Resplendent Quetzal to the flamboyant Scarlet Macaw, this Central American gem is a dream destination...

Avoiding Shark Attacks in the Beaches of Costa Rica: Common Sense Tips

Shark attacks in Costa Rica are extremely rare, but swimmers can stay safe by following a few smart precautions: avoid swimming at dawn or dusk, stay in groups, and steer clear of areas near river mouths or where fish...

October Will Be Wetter Than Normal in Costa Rica: National Meteorological Institute Predicts Late End of Rainy Season

October Will Be Wetter Than Normal in Costa Rica: National Meteorological Institute Predicts Late End of Rainy Season
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