Travel & Living
Crocodilians of Costa Rica: Crocodile vs Caiman
Costa Rica’s rivers, lakes, and sometimes even beaches have abundant populations of Crocodilians, a group of prehistoric predators who in one form or another...
‘Finally, we can sleep at night’
“Ya vamos a poder dormir.” Now we’ll be able to sleep at night. Now. Ya. Finally.
Ya, a word so expressive, so eloquent. It can...
Yabá Chiguí Lodge: A day in the life of an active retirement
The terrace of our living and dining room is the last frontier between human hands and the forest. There, with the Lajas Ravine at...
Bourbon. Bitters. Sugar. Water. A graceful unwinding of orange peel. Why call it an Old Fashioned when you could call it a Media Naranja,...
It's been only eigth years since this garden stopped being a couple's backyard with fruit trees, to become a botanical sanctuary for the palate,...
Even when the world stops, life goes on. Not fear, not death—not even a pandemic full of death—can keep hope from poking through, new...
A day in the life of Jafet, a proud recycling collector
For two years and six months, Jafet Vilegas has been getting up every weekday at 6 am. He takes his time to say hello...
When your talent is dreaming big
Sometimes, you’re drawn to another person by his talents or skill.
For her, it was the sheer scale of his dreams, and the way he...
A treat for all the senses: birding in Coronado
Bird watching can happen anywhere: you just have to be curious and pay close attention. This is well known to all bird lovers, including...
The Bribri cosmovision and our relationship with nature
Nature sustains us. It is our home, our culture, our sense of self, and our food source. That is the relationship that Bribri people...
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Atenas: from burning trash to environmental awareness
The canton of Atenas is known as the home of “the best climate in the world”—thanks to a 1968 article in National Geographic—and as...
