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Tips 506: travel information for Ostional, Costa Rica

El Colectivo 506 -
Our recent coverage of community conservation efforts in Ostional, the famed sea turtle nesting destination on Costa Rica's Pacific coast, inspired the reader question:...
Media Naranja

Maybe it was the mountain

Katherine Stanley Obando -
When’s the last time you nearly turned back? Stop for a moment amidst the rush; close your eyes, if you like. Imagine that moment you...
Places

When Costa Rica’s national parks were empty

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Why did we choose to dedicate our August edition, "Symbiosis," to Costa Rica's national parks and other protected areas? In a way, the idea began...
Media Naranja

Where the water meets the sand

Katherine Stanley Obando -
The love story for the community of one of the pioneers of the Ostional project.
Places

The sleepy allure of Barva Volcano

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
Photographs of the trails and lagoons of the dormant Barva Volcano, one of the sectors that can be visited within the Braulio Carrillo National Park.
Culture

Limón in three dishes: the history behind Costa Rica’s Afro-Caribbean cuisine

Carlos Valverde Fonseca -
When was the last time you tasted rondón? How about a plate of rice and beans, perhaps with fish from the sea just a few...
Media Naranja

When a town becomes a family

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Media Naranja Column inspired by a report by Karina Méndez about the way that residents of Monteverde and surrounding communities reacted to Tropical Storm Nate in 2017.
Travel & Living

The WHOOOSE-WHOO of Costa Rican Owls

Thomas Enderlin -
There are 17 different species of Owls patroling the Costa Rican forests. Here is a description of four of them that are a must-see...
Country of allies?

She named him twice

Katherine Stanley Obando -
What’s in a name? To a mother, at one point, it’s everything. She ponders, wonders, smiles at her own audacity. She says the names of...
Culture

El machete: a swing through time

Thomas Enderlin -
One of the most ubiquitous tools used throughout rural Latin America is the machete. When I moved to Costa Rica, the first gift I...
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