Reaching the Highest Peaks in Costa Rica

Pictured above: Cerro Chirripo. Several of Costa Rica’s highest mountain peaks retain the name they were given by native Americans. They were an integral part of indegenous cultures, revered by the civilizations who lived here for millenia. Let’s hope the human race can continue to show reverence for Mother Nature, including these five spectacular summits listed in descending order of altitude.

Minding Your Money and Wellness in 2020

Minding Your Money and Wellness in 2020

Minding Your Money and Wellness in 2020: Payoffs in Profit and Peace of Mind. Happy 2020! I am so excited to start this new year with a full and organized agenda, which means I will have profits and peace of mind. Who doesn't want this? Ideally, working in your own...

Keeping Pace with Industry 4.0 in Costa Rica

Keeping Pace with Industry 4.0 in Costa Rica

CINDE: Keeping Pace with Industry 4.0 in Costa Rica. Do you remember the first word that you pronounced when you were little? What were the last song lyrics that you’ve been repeating over and over again? Do you recall the latest piece of information that caught your...

Fusing Trends With Geography

Fusing Trends With Geography

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] People often come to me asking what the new trend is. After working in the fashion industry for 30 years (yes, 30!) and living in this beautiful country, I have to offer this advice: you should always adapt today’s popular trends to...

Local Vet Gilberth Cavallini Goes to Africa

Local Vet Gilberth Cavallini Goes to Africa

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] When Gilberth Cavallini was a little boy, he used to rescue all sorts of animals and tend to their ailments. His mom recently reminded him of the time he sutured the wing of a chicken that his German shepherd had injured. As an...

Rip Current Caution

Rip Current Caution

[vc_row][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text] Rip Current Caution: Don’t Be a Statistic. Rip currents are the leading surf hazard for all beachgoers. They are particularly dangerous for weak or non-swimmers. Rip current speeds are typically one to two feet per...

Ocean Rescue Training Aims to Decrease Drownings

Ocean Rescue Training Aims to Decrease Drownings

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Ocean Rescue Training Aims to Decrease Drownings: Internationally Accredited Lifesaving Clinic with Vamos Youth a Success. Costa Rica has continually been rated as the safest country to visit in Central America. This is one of many...

Blue Flag Beaches

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 appreciate the Blue Flags seen on many beaches and coastal community sites. For more than two decades, the Blue Flag Ecological Program...

Carara National Park

Carara National Park

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International Banking

International Banking

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Please see Luigi Wewege's extensive biography here. International Banking: What You Need to Know About Selecting an International Bank. When it comes to offshore banking solutions, would-be clients can certainly feel overwhelmed with...

Lucky Being Here and Staying Safe

Lucky Being Here and Staying Safe

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] November & December 2019 Howler Magazine Editorial: Lucky Being Here and Staying Safe. Welcome to our little gem in the tumultuous world. I want to take a moment and remind visitors or those living here how lucky you are....