Facebook
Instagram
X
Youtube
Local News
Latin America News
Expat Life
Travel
Weather
Weather Forecast
Weather Guide
Cafe Finder
Sports
Soccer
Tennis
Wildlife
Tico Shop
Classifieds
Advertise
Search
Tico Times
COSTA RICA\'S LEADING ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER
Sign in
Welcome! Log into your account
your username
your password
Forgot your password? Get help
Privacy
Password recovery
Recover your password
your email
A password will be e-mailed to you.
No menu items!
Sign in / Join
Tico Times
Since 1956
Search
COSTA RICA'S LEADING ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER
Local News
Latin America News
Expat Life
Travel
Weather
Weather Forecast
Weather Guide
Cafe Finder
Sports
Soccer
Tennis
Wildlife
Tico Shop
Classifieds
Advertise
Home
costa rican innovations
Today in Costa Rica
Polarization in Costa Rica is Rooted in Ancient History
Costa Rica El Niño Plan Warns of Major Water Supply Risks
Costa Rica Takes Growing Role in U.S. Deportation Program
Fernández Says “I Am the President” Amid Backlash Over Tovar Firing
Tovar Firing Leaves Costa Rica Without a Foreign Minister for UN Speech
costa rican innovations
Changemakers
Costa Rican students create environmentally friendly sunblock
Alejandro Zúñiga
-
December 21, 2018
costa rican innovations
Central America’s first hydrogen-fueled bus hits the road in Costa Rica
Costa Rican students create environmentally friendly sunblock
Alejandro Zúñiga
-
December 21, 2018
KapiScreen doesn’t contain oxybenzone, a chemical that can harm marine life.
Read more
Central America’s first hydrogen-fueled bus hits the road in Costa Rica
The Tico Times
-
April 18, 2018
“The whole process is not [just] carbon-neutral: it’s completely carbon-free.”
Read more
San José
Guanacaste
Limón
Puntarenas
Loading…
Feels like
Humidity
Wind
Full Costa Rica Forecast →
Data: OpenWeatherMap
COSTA RICA EXCHANGE RATE
Latest News
Polarization in Costa Rica is Rooted in Ancient History
At the University of Oxford, we have been helping to build a vast database of world history capable of explaining why some civilizations grow...
Read more
El Niño Could End Costa Rica’s Rainy Season Early This Year
El Niño could end Costa Rica's rainy season early. Here is what an 80% September rain shortfall in Guanacaste means for your water and plans.
Read more
Costa Rica Camera Traps Capture Margay, Pumas and River Otters
Over the last few years, I’ve worked my way up to the point where I have enough camera traps monitoring little patches of Costa...
Read more
President Fernández Wants Private Jets Landing in Quepos
Costa Rica's president says a tender is already underway for a private-aviation upgrade at the Quepos airfield near Manuel Antonio, with a new passenger terminal to follow.
Read more
