The End of the Road
A Trip to Panama’s Darién Gap There is so much to see and do here in Costa Rica that it’s easy
Reforesting Costa Rica
Reforesting Costa Rica The Fonafifo Program In the early parts of the 20th century, more than 75% of Costa Rica was forest.
Preserving Paradise
“They paved paradise And put up a parking lot With a pink hotel, a boutique And a swinging hot spot Don't it always seem
Cover Story – Costa Rica’s Protected Places
Photos courtesy of fotos antiguas de Costa Rica Allan Valverde (Spanish below) Costa Rica is blessed today with an astonishing 26
Welcome to the New Normal
Traveling and Visiting National Parks and Hotels in the Post-COVID-19 World Ten weeks. And we were lucky. Living on a 35-acre
Local Young Dancer Unstoppable
“My name is Allison Zuniga Quesada. I’m 14 years old and I’m from Costa Rica. I started dancing when I
So You Think You Can Dance, Guanacaste
A Conversation With Tara-Jean Popowich Costa Rica may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of
So You Think You Can Dance, Costa Rica
Aspire to be a National Champion Costa Rica’s rich history of dance is hardly surprising, with a tradition deeply rooted in
Finca 6 and The Mystery of the Spheres
Costa Rica is home to only two protected pre-Colombian archaeological sites, including the larger and better known National Monument of
Blue Flag Beaches
Blue Flag Beaches: A Five-Star Ecological Guide. Whether you are vacationing or living in Costa Rica, it’s useful to understand and
Macaws Making a Costa Rican Comeback
Scarlet Macaws Making a Costa Rican Comeback: The Return of a God. Depicted as the fiery god of light, Itzamna,
