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Conservation groups tell Costa Rica’s Chinchilla: Throw out the Fisheries Institute board

A new campaign hopes to pressure a move by President Laura Chinchilla to fire the board of directors of the Costa Rican Fisheries Institute, which is loaded with fishing industry insiders.

Hundreds of dead sea turtles could be headed for Costa Rica’s northwestern shores, officials say

The population of the nearly extinct Eastern Pacific green sea turtle will likely be severely affected by the recent mass deaths, according to biologists. Longline fishing and a mass dynamiting are suspected killers.

Frogs Once Declared Extinct Are Being Rediscovered in Costa Rica

Climate change, habitat destruction, the illegal pet trade and the spread of a severe and incurable fungus have been killing off amphibian species in...

Guanacaste to break ground on $400,000 community center

In a region plagued by poverty, the community center will attend to underserved women and children.

Costa Rican women among the best educated, but least economically empowered, new index says

Nicaragua scored better than the United States and Costa Rica on this year's World Economic Forum Gender Gap Index.

The U.S. spent $7 billion to fight the drug war in Afghanistan, and guess what: The opium trade is growing

In its latest progress report on Afghanistan to the U.S. Congress, the Pentagon warned that the 2013 poppy harvest was expected to be "considerably" bigger than the 2012 yield as a result of warmer temperatures early in the season, the drawdown of NATO troops and the high price of poppies.

Costa Rica Treehouse Lodge: The wild mind of Edsart Besier

On Costa Rica's southern Caribbean coast, a Dutch man who knew nothing about architecture built his dream homes and included the trees.

Costa Rican presidential candidate Luis Guillermo Solís: ‘It’s not going to be business as usual’

In a Tico Times interview, Solís said that if elected, he'd fight government corruption in his first 90 days in office and clean up the Public Works and Transport Ministry. His story is "a very Costa Rican" one," he said, but "it will not be [for others] if we keep going down this road."

Costa Rican authorities seize $50,000, heavy weapons at second stash site near Irazú Volcano

The camp, which had a heliport, is the second heavily-armed site discovered in the mountains of Costa Rica in the last month, and could be linked to arms and drug traffickers.

A hailstorm frosted Irazú Volcano on Friday

A glacial freeze on Irazú? An official said the national park has never seen anything like it before.

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