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Happy Earth Day 2025: Celebrating Costa Rica’s Natural Wonders in Photos

In celebration of our little 51,100‑square‑kilometer stretch of earth, we’re revisiting a selection of photos from Costa Rica’s landscapes. From volcanoes and rivers to cloud forests and coastal wildlife, these images remind us why protecting nature matters.

Originally published in 2016. Reposting in honor of Earth Day 2025.

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