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Guatemala to aid growers battling coffee fungus

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Nearly 70 percent of all the country's coffee-growing land is now beset with leaf rust, officials said.
Environment and Wildlife

Shark Bay Australia: Where Dolphins and Humans Connect

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The BIG BLUE: The dolphins have illuminated intriguing social behaviors, some that we ourselves exhibit.
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Coffee theft alarms exporters

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All the signs point to organized crime.
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The abundance of tropical squash

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HOME GARDENING: Ayotes, one of the most important staple crops in the area
Expat Living

Growing Up Fishing the Mangroves

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Our columnist remembers the fishing he did growing up with his late brother, Kevin.
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In Costa Rica: Culture still matters

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SO TO SPEAK: A deeper look at self-indulgence, cynicism and tribalism.
Costa Rica

Nature’s Wonders Await In Costa Rica’s Caribbean Paradise

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Laying of turtle eggs draws thousands of tourists to Tortuguero National Park on the northern Caribbean coast.
Costa Rica

Costa Rica Wildlife rescued and restored

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AROUND COSTA RICA: Mitzi Stark recounts a day at Zoo Ave.
Environment and Wildlife

Why Costa Rica Should Choose Dolphin Wisdom Over Ant-like Chaos

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Think about a group of ants. Now think about a group of dolphins. Which is more appealing? Do you prefer scurrying, chaotic little insects,...
Arts and Culture

Tico Times Newspaper Print Edition: A 56-year legacy comes to an end

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Why The Tico Times has decided to drop its print edition and focus efforts online.
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