Tag: sea turtles
Puerto Viejo Community Rejects Construction of a Berth on the Marine Platform
The Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) has awarded the company NÁUTICA JJ S.A. the construction of a 75-meter long berth on the marine platform...
Playa Tamarindo: Sun, Sand, and Surf
Tamarindo is a well-known destination for surfing and sports fishing and, also, one of the best beaches in Costa Rica. Fishermen come from all...
Important Media Outlets Join Forces to Make Documentary
A very interesting investigative task has been carried out by the team of the well-known newspaper The Economist accompanied exclusively by The Costa Rica...
The Costa Rican “Thermal Dome”
The presence of the oceanic phenomenon the "Thermal Dome" of Costa Rica was detected off the coasts of the Central American country in 1948,...
Kayaking the Mangroves of the Golfo Dulce
The sun’s slanting rays shine through the arbor’s roof of leaves in warm color shades. The calm water surface reflects the green of the...
International Agreement To Safeguard Marine Life
The Presidents from Ecuador, Costa Rica, and Columbia announced an agreement reached recently to increase the protection of some of the world’s most biodiverse...
WHY IS THE OSA PENINSULA SO BIODIVERSE?
Any one who does a keyword searches on the Osa Peninsula will quickly find out that it’s one of the most biodiverse areas in...
Costa Rica and Ecuador Pushing for Increased Hammerhead Shark Protection
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – Costa Rica and Ecuador each filed motions for protective measures at international level to two species of hammerhead...
Strong Turnout of Sea Turtles on Guanacaste Beaches
Sea turtles are arriving at many Guanacaste beaches to lay eggs almost every night this rain season in large numbers. One beach seeing a...
Costa Rica Volunteer Programs For Sea Turtles On The Rise
Costa Rica volunteer programs for Sea Turtles have become very popular, as more and more, Eco-conscious tourist join full programs, or just join for...
Researching Climate Change on the Osa Peninsula
Conservation organizations are studying sea turtles and other Costa Rican wildlife to discover the effects of climate change on the biodiversity of the Osa Peninsula.
