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‘Tourism continues’ in Chirripó National Park

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
In April 2024, the administration of the Amistad Pacífico Conservation Area and Chirripó National Park announced that the reception of reservations in the park...
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How does symbiosis begin? The case of Barra Honda

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
"They say it was me, but no, it wasn't me," says Dorian Méndez, administrator of Barra Honda National Park. “I made a proposal. That...
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Sisterhood and the sea turtles

Hermanas Rankin Abraham -
For some people in the coastal communities of Costa Rica, a passion for conservation is born early. Sisters Keithlyn, Hazel and Daneycha Rankin Abraham...
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When change becomes a teacher

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Fish were his livelihood. Not just his: generations of fisherman, fathers and grandfathers, had plumbed the waters off of Quepos, working their way south...
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Marino Ballena: where the pandemic opened doors

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
It is the third most visited national park in Costa Rica; the economies of its neighboring communities are 95% dependent on tourism. However, when...
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Tips 506: visiting Isla San Lucas

El Colectivo 506 -
Visiting Isla San Lucas National Park is much more than a boat ride and a visit to an old prison. Isla San Lucas has...
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My two islands

María Gabriela Díaz Musmanni -
We are proud to share this column in honor of Costa Rica’s National Parks Day, which this year is dedicated to Isla del Coco...
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Our parks are calling

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Are you ready to celebrate tomorrow? We need it. When have we ever needed it more? Open air that can’t be trapped, mud that can’t be...
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How San Lucas Island was reborn

Sharon García Cavallini -
In 2020, San Lucas Island became Costa Rica's 30th national park. What benefits has this brought to the protected area and surrounding communities?
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Tips 506: the three trails to Chirripó

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
Chirripó National Park is beloved by those who enjoy hiking and adventure. It’s visited primarily by Costa Ricans, but a good number of international...
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