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NAMA Livestock Receives International Recognition for Promoting More Sustainable Production

The NAMA Livestock initiative has received international recognition from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) for its contribution to strengthening sustainable agrifood systems under the One

By Julia
September 28, 2026

UCR Study Reveals Costa Rica’s Fungal Diversity Could Be Far Greater Than Previously Recorded

Research from the University of Costa Rica (UCR) shows that knowledge about the country’s fungi remains incomplete. The study analyzed...

September 28, 2026

Limón Calypso Moves Forward Toward the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List

Limón calypso, one of the main musical expressions of Costa Rica’s Afro-Caribbean culture, is moving toward possible inscription on UNESCO’s...

September 28, 2026

October in Costa Rica: Carnival, Raptors and the Closing of Independence Month

October connects directly with September — Independence Month extends one week further in the Caribbean, while the country’s skies and...

September 21, 2026

21 Medals for Costa Rica at the Cali Para Athletics Grand Prix

The Costa Rican Para athletics delegation concluded its participation in the 2026 World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Cali with...

September 21, 2026

Uvita Brings Together Gastronomy, Local Products and Conservation in a Celebration of Costa Rica’s Southern Pacific

From September 16 to 19, 2026, Uvita de Osa, in the province of Puntarenas, is becoming a meeting point for...

September 17, 2026

From Cattle Farm to Forest: The Recovery of Madre Verde in Palmares

In La Granja de Palmares, Alajuela, a piece of land that for years was used for cattle farming and agricultural...

September 17, 2026

Ancestors of El Guarco: More Than 300 Pieces Tell the Archaeological History of Cartago

A look at thousands of years of history Cartago has opened a new exhibition dedicated to the archaeological heritage of...

September 17, 2026

National Geographic Highlights Costa Rica’s Remarkable Natural Wealth

An international spotlight on Costa Rica’s natural heritage Costa Rica’s natural wealth is once again receiving international attention. The German...

September 14, 2026

Rincón de la Vieja Continues to Show Intense Volcanic Activity After Several Eruptions in Recent Days

Rincón de la Vieja Volcano, located in Guanacaste Province, has experienced a notable increase in activity during the first days...

September 14, 2026

A new connection with Illinois opens another gateway to Guanacaste for U.S. travelers

Guanacaste will gain a new air connection with the United States during the 2027 tourism season. Starting in February, Daniel...

September 3, 2026

A life-saving campaign brings Costa Rica’s Red Cross to the world stage

A campaign designed to make first aid knowledge more accessible has earned international recognition for the Costa Rican Red Cross....

September 3, 2026

From Peru to Costa Rica: Mauro Jiménez brings his story to an international culinary final

At just 24 years old, chef Mauro Jiménez is preparing to take the next step in an international competition that...

September 3, 2026

Dota and Orotina to develop new community spaces for older adults

The communities of Dota and Orotina will develop new spaces designed to promote the well-being, participation and connection of older...

September 3, 2026

Raquel Solís secures a third consecutive XTERRA title

Costa Rican triathlete Raquel Solís once again reached the top of the podium in Las Catalinas, earning another victory at...

September 1, 2026

September in Costa Rica: patriotism, whales and green season

September is one of the most Costa Rican months of the calendar. The entire country celebrates its independence while nature...

August 25, 2026

Mangroves Under Pressure: Pollution and Development Threaten Essential Ecosystems

Mangroves cover a relatively small portion of Costa Rica, but they play a fundamental role in biodiversity, coastal communities and...

August 24, 2026

From an Ironman Challenge to Clean Water for Indigenous Communities

A 226-kilometer endurance challenge has become a fundraising initiative to improve access to clean drinking water in Indigenous communities in...

August 24, 2026

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Feature People

Carlos Morales, Anthropologist, Finca 6

Carlos Morales is the anthropologist for the National Museum of Costa Rica at the Finca...

Maikol from Sierpe: without water, without electricity, and a hunter who protects wildlife.

I met Mikol in the Chamán sector of Marino Ballena National Park. Along with Andrea,...

Elisa, La Pajara Pinta.

I’ve always said I’m a “Dota person,” but that’s not entirely true… I have family...

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