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Birding in Costa Rica’s Central Valley: 21 species to look for

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
Is there good bird watching in urban San José? We’re here to tell you: there’s plenty to see. Bird lovers know that the first requirement...
Culture

Yigüirro, the national bird of Costa Rica

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
Let us introduce to you the famous Yigüirro. Yes, this simple bird is famous: it is the national bird of Costa Rica. You might...
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...
Travel & Living

Crocodilians of Costa Rica: Crocodile vs Caiman

Thomas Enderlin -
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...
Costa Rica Inside Out

Where two rivers start, a mission was born

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How did a specific concern for the health of two rivers grow into a project that affected multiple communities’ schools and economies, the role...
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Orchids, mysterious plants.

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    Orchids inevitably arouse curiosity and admiration. They used to be unusual, but today it is common to see them in homes and even for...
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Wild Backyard, a saving grace during COVID

Thomas Enderlin -
I have the privilege to work as wildlife, nature, and travel photographer, and as a naturalist guide. When quarantine started as a result of...
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The story of olive-ridley turtle town, Ostional

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
I still remember, very clearly, the first time I got to Ostional, one of four places in the world that hosts the amazing, massive...
Travel & Living

Toucans, six species in one country, Costa Rica.

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
Besides some childhood memories of a fruit loop eating toucan named Sam, what do we really know about the toucan? Lately, Costa Rican toucans have...
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Train journalists to investigate, but also to study solutions

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Approximately four in ten (39%) of those interviewed for the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report 2024 at the University of Oxford said they sometimes...

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