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Costa Rica’s Turrialba Volcano National Park reopens

Turrialba Volcano National Park reopened yesterday. Local and foreign tourists wishing to visit the site will be able to do so normally. This protected...

Costa Rica’s Turrialba Volcano Alert Moved to Eruptive

The National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) has made the decision to temporarily close the Turrialba Volcano said the administrator of the protected wildlife...

Costa Rica’s Turrialba Volcano Erupts…Again

Located due east of San José, Turrialba is just two hours from the San Jose airport yet feels like a different world entirely and...

Eruption threat leads to extended closure of Turrialba Volcano National Park

Turrialba Volcano National Park will remain closed until at least November 19 due to the ongoing threat of volcanic activity

Eruption leads to temporary closure of Turrialba Volcano National Park

Turrialba Volcano National Park is temporarily closed due to a volcanic eruption that occurred Wednesday morning, authorities announced. According to a report issued by...

Costa Rica receives donation for flood assistance

Costa Rica will receive a $200,000 donation from the Inter-American Development Bank to help provide humanitarian assistance to communities impacted by last month’s flooding.

Route 36 bridge has opened

A bridge reestablishing transit on Route 36 near Penshurst, Limón, was finished and opened on Thursday morning, authorities reported. 

Costa Rica begins evaluating flooding damage

The Costa Rican government on Wednesday began a comprehensive evaluation of damage caused by the flooding that occurred last weekend.

Costa Rica under ‘State of National Emergency’ after flooding

The Costa Rican government on Tuesday declared a State of National Emergency as the country continues to recover from significant flooding and infrastructure damage that occurred over the weekend.

Where to donate to Costa Rica disaster relief

Dozens of commercial centers across Costa Rica will begin collecting donations for families that have been displaced by widespread flooding.

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