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Vincent Losasso

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Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica’s Dry Forest Pit Viper and Why It Shows Up in Yards

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I’m leaning into being a grumpy old man here, but when I was a kid and I got in trouble my punishment was that...
Environment and Wildlife

Puma Sits for the Camera on a Pacific Cliff in Rare Costa Rica Footage

Vincent Losasso -
After two hundred or so articles mostly focused on wildlife for the Tico Times, I’ve written about most of the more well-known species that...
Expat Living

Costa Rica Snake Prevention Tips for Homes and Gardens

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Wanting to be close to nature is probably among the top five reasons that many folks from other countries cite when they decide to...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica’s Mighty Baird’s Tapir is the Quiet Giant of the Forest

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Today we discuss a creature that’s very close to my heart, the Baird’s tapir. It’s an enormous, elephant-nosed, whistling, puddle-pooper. What’s not to love?...
Environment and Wildlife

How AI Is Changing Wildlife Research in Costa Rica

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My work, using camera traps in wildlife monitoring projects, involves two extremes. I’m either hiking up a never-ending hill, splashing through a stream, and...
Expat Living

Costa Rica’s Local Beach Economy Through the Eyes of an Expat

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Change is in the air. The threatening, gray, rain-filled clouds of September and October are starting to give way to the pleasing, fluffy, white...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Jaguar Caught on Camera Trap in Guanacaste Forest

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The forest that I visit in person isn’t the same place my camera traps record. When I’m physically there it takes all of ten...
Expat Living

Life in Costa Rica Means Sharing a Roof with Wildlife

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I think one of the aspects of my personality that has allowed me to successfully live in rural Guanacaste all these years is that...
Environment and Wildlife

What Camera Traps Miss Chasing Jaguars in Costa Rica

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Five years ago, I began my journey using camera traps in wildlife monitoring projects in Costa Rica. A few years after that I began...
Expat Living

Expat Guide to Bilingual Schools in Guanacaste Costa Rica

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When my wife and I moved to Costa Rica we were gloriously young and childless. Needless to say, childhood educational options were absent from...
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