Environment

When the Amazon Burns, the Rest of the World Alarms!

The Amazon rainforest -which encompasses much of northwestern Brazil and extends to Colombia, Peru, and other countries in South America- is the largest tropical forest in the world and is also famous for its enormous biodiversity. It is crisscrossed...

“Rincón de la Vieja”: Water-Skin, Fire-Heart

The "Rincón de la Vieja" (Old Lady’s Corner) National Park, located in the volcanic mountain range of Guanacaste, at the height of the city of Liberia, also known as the “White City” because the lava and emanations of this...

Discover Costa Rica’s Exotic Animals!

Do you feel that nature and all its mysteries invite you to explore? Then you will be identified with destinations that involve watching a lot of wildlife. If this is your case, Central America is about to become your...

Costa Rica’s Future: One Step Away from the Threshold

An ambitious National Decarbonization Plan, the 71st anniversary of the Abolition of the Army, or the 4th best position among Latin American countries in the PISA report

Impressive Natural Refuge: Caño Negro

Caño Negro is considered by many to be the third most important wetland in the world. An essential visit when in Costa Rica

Discover the Most Attractive Mirador of Costa Rica

They say that from above everything looks better perhaps, that is why many of us love the mirador

Discover 3 Amazing Places for Hiking in Costa Rica

Without a doubt, Costa Rica has spectacular natural landscapes, which are best discovered with a good walk

The Climate Crisis: What Are The World's Expectations In 2020

Through a report entitled "Global Humanitarian Overview" it was known that next year, some 168 million people will need emergency assistance worldwide

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...
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 San José Municipality Cancels Zapote Fair Tender: Are Year-End Festivities at Risk?

The iconic year-end celebrations in San José, Costa Rica, face mounting uncertainty after the local government officially declared the...