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    Guaria Morada: National Flower of Costa Rica

    The purple orchid is popularly known as the purple guaria whose scientific name is Cattleya Skineri flowers in the months of February and March.

    Corcovado National Park: King of Nature

    there are innumerable tourist attractions for all those visitors who plan a different day. For that reason today we will talk a little more about the wonderful and captivating Corcovado National Park

    X-Rays of Costa Rican Rivers Show Alarming Pollution Levels

    During the last decades, we forgot to live in harmony with nature. We need to move towards a life that allows sustainable and sustainable development without damaging our waters.Dr. Guillermo Calvo Brenes has been both a scholar and researcher...

    La Fortuna, CITTED-UNED, and UNED Sarapiquí Were Awarded with Ecological Blue Flag

    The Ecological Blue Flag Program (PBAE) last Thursday awarded 2,773 local committees in 15 categories for their voluntary efforts to protect the environment and public health.Among the committees with the largest number of stars, the La Fortuna community...

    Inside Look at Tambor Bay Turtles – How local citizens banded together to save the endangered species

    The residents of Tambor never dreamed they had a secret treasure on their beaches arriving year after year. A group of curious, nature-loving residents wondered if the endangered olive ridley sea turtle still made its way to their bay...

    App Will Automatically Identify Native Plants of Costa Rica

    The identification of the native flora of Costa Rica now has a new ally thanks to an app that will allow users to identify and know the characteristics of the plants of our country.The Plants module of Costa Rica...

    Costa Rica in the Month of the Arbor Day: Great Environmental purpose Continue Adding Up

    In Costa Rica, not only is celebrated in this month (June), World Oceans Day is also a great emphasis on the National Day of the Tree

    Costa Rica Active During an Ecologically Busy Month that Includes National Tree Day

     In Costa Rica, not only in this month (June) is World Ocean’s Day celebrated

    Tree Species That Are in Danger of Disappearing From the Costa Rican Forest.

    The in-situ condition of forest species in danger of extinction in Costa Rica was studied, in order to contribute to their recovery and survival, for the benefit of forest ecosystems and society

    Plot of Yellow Almond Trees to Protect Endangered Green Macaw Is Sown in Sarapiquí

    At the ASADA de Horquetas of Sarapiquí, the Ministry of Health and the municipality set up a team to sow a complete plot of yellow almond trees, whose fruit is the preferred food of the endangered green macaw.This action...
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    NEXTGEN: The Group Of Young Innovators That Will Hold One of Its 2025 Business Summits In Costa Rica

    Our TCRN team talked a few days ago with the young founders of the international NEXTGEN movement.Langston Reid is...
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