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Ecuador expands Galapagos reserve, hopes to partner with Costa Rica

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The president of Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso, announced Monday in Glasgow the expansion of the marine reserve of the Galapagos Islands, considered a natural treasure,...
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After year of inaction, international community meets to protect biodiversity

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Topics will also include preventing pandemics such as COVID-19, which jumped from the animal world to man.
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One Planet Summit kickstarts year of crucial environment talks

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The summit will also launch the High Ambition Coalition -- a group of 45 countries led by Costa Rica, France and Britain.
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World Conservation Congress postponed (again) due to Covid-19

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Several countries -- including France and Costa Rica -- planned to launch the Coalition of Great Ambition for Nature and People, with the goal of protecting 30% of the Earth's natural spaces by 2030.
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Cocos Island earns worldwide ‘Blue Park’ distinction from Marine Conservation Institute

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The distinction highlights the world's best protected places in the ocean and the people who care about them.
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Cocos Island nominated for Global Ocean Refuge distinction

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Cocos Island is located 532 km from Cabo Blanco, Puntarenas.
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Golfo Dulce: The Sweet Gulf of Costa Rica

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Amazing amounts of biodiversity in and around the Golfo Dulce make it a magical place.
Conservation

Costa Rica launches quest to replace most single-use plastic by 2021

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Costa Rica generates 4,000 tons of waste every day. Of these, 11 percent are plastics that end up in the sea, including 1.5 million plastic bottles.
Business

New study: Costa Rica is giving away its fishing wealth

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Costa Rica receives some $19 for each metric ton of tuna that can later reach a market price of some $2,000.
Conservation

Costa Rican Electricity Institute launches construction of artificial reef

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ICE officials expect algae to begin adhering to the structures so that coral, polyps, fish and other marine species begin reproducing.
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