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The story of La Llorona, but not the one you know

Katherine Stanley Obando -
It’s such a small stone for such a big name. La Llorona: she who cries. A massive, creepy presence in our legends, in the minds...
Places

Bajos del Toro, a photographer’s playground

Greg Basco -
Imagine yourself in the mountains. You hike along crystal clear streams while breathing in cool, clean air. Where do you imagine yourself to be?...
People

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...
Places

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...
Places

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...
Culture

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...
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