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On March 13, 2024, Guanacaste Conservation Area (GCA) reopened the camping area near Playa Naranjo (Orange Beach) to visitors. Playa

Both recycling water and reusing wastewater are important steps as they help reduce overall water consumption. Since conservation and sustainability

Let me show you step by step the 3-mile trail to the Rio Celeste waterfall, a natural wonder celebrated for

Are you not typically adventurous but keen to try what Costa Rica offers? Did you become hesitant when you saw

While reducing emissions is a great goal to have, there are challenges that arise when trying to offset the impact

The first time I sat down for lunch, just five minutes after we arrived, a little keel-billed toucan flew to

The world is waking up about carbon emissions and their impact on the world around us. Flying is one of

What is stargazing? Humanity has always had a fascination with the night sky, as is shown by countless astronomical cave

When it comes to tourism, one place that never disappoints is Costa Rica. Popular for being a land of volcanoes,

Have you been thinking about who is an eco-tourist? Is it someone who loves nature or is it something more?

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