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Pic of the Day: Hanging out at Rainmaker Conservation Project

While you likely won’t see monkeys and sloths, you’re sure to spot plenty of wildlife.

Saprissa routed by Tigres, eliminated from CONCACAF Champions League

Saprissa cut the deficit to 4-1 with Mariano Torres's score in the 45th minute, but it was too little, too late for the Costa Rican side.

Costa Rica Pic of the Day: The stunning Nauyaca Waterfalls

There is no shortage of stunning waterfalls in Costa Rica, and these are among the best.

Slothy Sunday: A lazy, sunny afternoon

Each Sunday, we post a photo of an adorable sloth in Costa Rica

New tournament in Quepos to crown Best Fisherwoman Worldwide

Marina Pez Vela will also host other activities throughout the tournament.

Pic of the Day: Costa Rica from the air

The picture is part of "Costa Rica Blue: The Underwater Guide," a book that calls itself "the definitive travel guide to Costa Rica's underwater world." 

Tussling for tuna: Costa Rican fishermen want more access to a local tuna

Robert Nunes is a commercial fisherman who actively defends his peers in Costa Rica’s commercial fishing industry. He volunteers a lot of his time with Mauricio Gonzalez, director of the Camera de Palangreros (or the chamber of longliners) traveling the country lobbying for fisherman’s rights.

Costa Rica Fishing for Science: Tagging and Studying Sailfish and Marlin

A group of of scientists led Dr. Larry Crowderheads from the Hopkins Marine Station at Stanford University, catch fish to better understand and manage ocean pelagics like sailfish and marlin.

What’s going on with reservations for Chirripó National Park?

Click through availability for May, June or July — as far as the online system allows — and you’ll see the same message: cerrado, cerrado, cerrado.  

The Tico Times on Radio Dos: Summiting Chirripó

This week, reporter Alejandro Zúñiga discussed his two-day hike to Costa Rica's highest peak at Cerro Chirripó.

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