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Inspired by Silvia Chaves Quesada and Carlos Araya Arias, the couple that founded the Costa Rican company Florex in 2003. Florex is a mainstay...
Podcast in Spanish: The animal welfare act, part 1: what’s been achieved in five years?
Mónica Quesada Cordero reads her report in Spanish from the April 2022 edition, 'Animal coexistence', which focused on analyzing the impact of the new...
This episode of our podcast is biliingüal. Mónica and Katherine talk about caregiving, in Costa Rica, in their lives, in the lives of the...
Inspired by Emma Obando Stanley and her two grandmothers, one Costa Rican, one a U.S. citizen. This column was published as part of our...
Podcast in Spanish: How can a city become age-friendly?
Today on our podcast, Mónica Quesada Cordero reads a story in Spanish from our February 2022 edition, Long Live CR, which focused on healthy...
Podcast in. Spanish: Conversations 506, Barra Honda and its entrepreneurs
A chat with Yenys Baltodano Díaz, the president of the Association of Ecological Guides of the Barra Honda National Park, an organization that exists...
Podcast: From multilingual chatter to the songs of birds
Inspired by the story of Hugo Santa Cruz, a Bolivian visitor who ended up taking care of Macaw Lodge in Turrubares, Costa Rica, for...
Podcast. Conversations 506: a visit to the bookstore
A chat with Kelly Clayton, the owner of Semi-Colon Books in Santa Ana, and five English-language authors who will participate in Semi-Colon's first Local...
Podcast: ‘Clawing against the world’—the lonely emergence of BMX freestyle in Costa Rica
This episode of our podcast features a story published in our November 2021 edition, "Tenacious," which focused on non-traditional sports in Costa Rica and...
Podcast: Maybe it was the mountain
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We’re sharing our weekly Media Naranja column that tells short love stories with a Costa Rican twist. In...
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Why not this? Composting in Costa Rica
What would it take for more people to take up composting in Costa Rica? Where else in the world is this practice being implemented...
