Costa Rica Could Face Freezing Early Mornings Until the First Days of March

Since last December, residents of Costa Rica have experienced a noticeable drop in temperatures during the early hours of the day and at nightfall. According to recent projections, this “icy cold” condition will not be temporary, as current weather patterns are expected to remain in place until early March, according to the analysis of geologist […]
First cold surge of the season to bring rain and intense gusts

The stable and sunny conditions of recent days have an expiration date. The National Meteorological Institute (IMN) has confirmed that the country must prepare for a drastic change in weather conditions starting next week, due to the passage of the season’s first cold surge (cold front) over the Central American region. This meteorological phenomenon, typical […]
Manuel Antonio Under Alert: Tourist Project “Ocean Cove” Denounced for Serious Environmental Damage

What should be a model for sustainable development in one of the country’s most biologically intense areas has become the center of a legal and environmental battle. An ambitious tourist project called Ocean Cove, located in the heart of Manuel Antonio, is currently facing requests for an immediate halt due to alleged irregularities that threaten […]
State of the Nation Report Warns of Imbalances in Costa Rica’s Protected Areas Management

The latest analysis points to a widening gap between the territorial expansion of conservation efforts and the State’s operational capacity for surveillance and management. A recent analysis by the State of the Nation Program (PEN) has issued a significant warning regarding the current state of environmental governance in Costa Rica. The report identifies a “regression […]
“Operation Casita Limpia”: 200 Volunteers Unite to Protect Corcovado National Park

Corcovado National Park, known worldwide as one of the most biologically intense places on the planet, is a jewel of Costa Rican biodiversity. However, maintaining its pristine condition requires constant effort. On October 2nd, this effort materialized in a massive way with “Operation Casita Limpia” (Operation Clean Little House), an initiative that brought together over […]
Alert in Costa Rica: CNE Declares Yellow and Green Alerts for Cold Front and Tropical Wave

Authorities forecast strong wind gusts in the Central Valley and North Pacific, along with heavy rainfall in the Caribbean and Northern Zone this Tuesday and Wednesday. The National Emergency Commission (CNE) has raised alert levels for several regions of the country due to adverse weather conditions expected over the next 48 hours. The situation is […]
Historic Constitutional Ruling: Protection of 122 Water Springs in Naranjo

Costa Rica is globally recognized for its commitment to environmental conservation and the sustainable management of natural resources. In this context, the recent ruling of the Constitutional Court to protect 122 water springs in the canton of Naranjo carries a special significance. The news emerged after a citizen complaint revealed an administrative error in the […]