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Country Chooses Hydro Power

With Costa Rica’s demand for energy growing just over 5% a year, planners at the government institute in charge of the nation’s energy supply...

Environmentalists Express Doubts about Arias

Environmentalists’ expectations for the new government range from hopeful to bleak, though they all seem to agree on one thing: the second administration of...

Guanacaste Forest Cover Grows

The northwest province of Guanacaste has more forest now than it did two decades ago, according to a recent report by the National Fund...

Horizontes Receives Sustainability Award

Ecotourism company Horizontes Nature Tours will be among the honorees in New York City May 17, when nonprofit group Rainforest Alliance hosts a sustainable...

Country Prepared for Avian Flu

Though no cases of avian flu have been recorded in Costa Rica and the country is only at a slight risk for the disease...

What’s Open, Closed During Easter Holy Week

Before you make plans for your vacations and prayers this Easter Holy Week, take note of the following information in case you require a...

More Funds Sought for Osa Conservation

Recent conservationist fundraising that has yielded thousands of dollars and a brand new park ranger station at CorcovadoNational Park are among the efforts to...

New Water Policies Attract Int’l Attention

“Water doesn’t just fall from the sky,” Environment Minister Carlos Manuel Rodríguez has said on multiple occasions. While the statement may not seem accurate...

Café Britt Responds to Souvenir Shop Criticism

Every person – foreigner or Costa Rican national – who enters and exits Costa Rica through its principal international airport, Juan Santamaría, northwest of...

Rancho La Botija: On the Crossroads in San Isidro

Over the years, the Southern Zone city of San Isidro de El General has become a crossroads for tourists traveling to and from Chirripó,...

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Costa Rica Arrests Suspects Wanted by U.S. for Cocaine Smuggling

Authorities in Costa Rica arrested four men from the southern part of the country, all wanted by the United States for extradition on charges...

Tourist Numbers Dropped in Costa Rica During 2025’s First Seven Months

Costa Rica's tourism took a hit in the first seven months of 2025, with visitor numbers dropping compared to the previous year. By the...

Guatemalan Migrant Children Fear Deportation by Trump

At 15, I.B. fled poverty and an abusive father in Guatemala. She emigrated alone to the United States, like hundreds of children living in...

Costa Rica’s Rincón de la Vieja Volcano Experiences Moderate Eruption

Guanacaste residents woke up to activity from Rincón de la Vieja volcano yesterday morning. The volcano produced a moderate phreatic eruption at 6:08 a.m....

Heavy Rains in Costa Rica Cause Severe Flooding

Costa Rica faces another tough week as persistent heavy rains pound our country, leading to widespread flooding, landslides, and disrupted lives. This October, the...
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