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Woman, jaguar, Labrador: one biologist’s path to conservation

Stephanny Arroyo Arce -
Who would not like to see a jaguar in its habitat? We'd all like to, right? Stephanny knows the feeling. She's dedicated more than a...
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We played our hearts out, he and I

Katherine Stanley Obando -
If only we'd come prepared, I thought when we came across the soccer field on the potato farm, seemingly by accident. But I was the...
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Corcovado: synonymous with biodiversity

Jeffrey Arguedas Benavides -
  Corcovado National Park is one of the places in Costa Rica with the greatest wildlife biodiversity. I've visited it several times in the past,...
People

Poem from the road: For Lara

Priscilla Mora Flores -
  There are thousands of women I admire. I admit that many leave a strong impression on me, even if I've never met them. But...
People

One day we took each other’s hand. We never let go

Izela Quirós -
Have you ever had that feeling of enormous pressure on your heart, but somehow it feels nice? That's what I feel when I see...
Culture

Los pasitos, a Costa Rican Christmas tradition.

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
I was 10 years old when I became part of the family tradition. My great-grandmother learned it from her dad, my grandmother officially introduced...
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Arenal, the hill the became a volcano.

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
It was around 1 am on Monday, July 29th, 1968. Adita Vargas Pérez, then 21 years old, remembers how she was awoken by what...
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Baile de los Diablitos, a Boruca tradition.

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
“Man, it is something that one carries in the blood. You are born, live and grow with that in your blood, your blood boils...
Culture

Where have all the trapiches gone?

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
In the early 1900s, Costa Ricans sweetened their meals with tapa de dulce. There was no interest in granulated white sugar; instead, people would...
Culture

Costa Rica’s indigenous art

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
Whether you’re here on a short business trip or a long backpacking adventure, or you live here... you may want to bring home something...
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