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Costa Rica’s Endangered Jaguars: Can Farmers and Conservationists Coexist?

On a wet September morning in La Unión, a sparsely populated town in Costa Rica’s northeast, Rolando Álvarez and his two young sons directed...

Costa Rica’s 5 most important environmental stories in 2013

Year in review: From the zoo debate to threatened conservationists – here's a look back.

Costa Rica’s presidential candidates (some of them) present environmental platforms

At a recent debate on environmental policy, only two of five leading presidential candidates showed up. Find out the candidates' views on the environment here.

Irish president lauds Costa Rica as model for sustainable development

Presidents Micahel Higgins and Laura Chinchilla met Monday to discuss models for "inclusive and sustainable development" as the Irish leader announced his support for "La Sele" in the 2014 World Cup.

In Costa Rica its Modern life vs. Wildlife

AROUND COSTA RICA: Mitzi Stark gives an update on the state of protecting animals from speeding cars and other hazards.

Costa Rica hosts largest-ever bat conference

Researchers discussed bat intelligence, socialization, echolocation and the animal's role in nature.

Family returns to honor anniversary of their son’s disappearance and keep hope alive

The Gimelfarbs return to Costa Rica every year during the anniversary of their son David’s disappearance to renew their pleas for information.

Radar installation promises to improve security on Costa Rica’s high seas

Authorities selected the remote Isla del Coco National Park for the $2 million radar facility because it was the "most affected by illegal fishing and the paths of drug boats."

U.S. biologist identifies 33 tiny and terrifying new ant species throughout Latin America

One Costa Rican ant species is named for a recently deceased biologist, who had studied and taught in Monteverde.

Chasing Costa Rica’s Rare and Elusive Quetzal

People travel to Costa Rica from all over the world to behold the resplendent quetzal, a rare bird that still thrives in the town of San Gerardo de Dota.

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Guanacaste continues to solidify its reputation as one of Costa Rica’s most dynamic real estate hubs, with construction activity showing steady growth in 2024,...

Costa Rica’s New Agrarian Law: What Property Owners Must Know

In Costa Rica there is a strong area of the law which is Agrarian Law. This area of the law, which is highly specialized,...

Amnesty Denounces Detention of Human Rights Activist in El Salvador

Amnesty International (AI) on Wednesday issued a strong call to Salvadoran authorities, demanding they ensure the "physical integrity" of human rights activist Fidel Zavala,...

Uncertainty Grips Costa Rica’s Agribusiness as U.S. Tariffs Loom

Costa Rica’s agribusiness sector braces for uncertainty as U.S. President Donald Trump threatens tariffs on foreign produce, effective April 2. In a recent message...

CHIPS Act Repeal Threatens Costa Rica’s Semiconductor Hub Dreams

U.S. President Donald Trump has called on Congress to repeal the CHIPS Act, a 2022 law designed to bolster semiconductor manufacturing and reduce reliance...
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