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Strictly Costa Rica

Interesting facts and history, plus some insight into the people and the land that many refer to as "Switzerland of the Americas."

Life in the Tropics

Want more than the usual tourist experience? Planning to live or invest in Costa Rica? Want to take advantage of great prices on quality services? These articles should get you started.

Traveling Around

Some of the places to go and things to do that draw tourists to this beautiful country.

Ecologically Speaking

Learn why Costa Rica has become known around the world for its environmental efforts.

Ecologically Speaking

Island Hopping Costa Rica

There are several significant exceptions to the dozens of "insignificant" islands in Costa Rica's territory. Have you heard about Costa Rica's Alcatraz?

The Kiss of Death -

An international team of researchers, led by scientists at EARTH University in Costa Rica, is using jungle plants and outer space in their quest to defeat a killer parasite.

Nature's (Crumbling) Cathedral

What has the rain forest done for us? Can the plight of these life generators be turned around? Costa Rica is doing more than its share to try.

Wilderness Reborn -

The rebirth of a wilderness area and its inception as Cabo Blanco Strict Nature Reserve, the first protected area in Costa Rica.

A Tangle of Life -

Costa Rica's coasts abound with a special ecosystem. Take a ride along the canals of a mangrove forest.

Iguana Park -

The Pro Iguana Verde Foundation is developing ways of using the lowly green iguana to save the rain forests. They are also working with the locals to protect the diminishing populations of the scarlet macaw.

Friends of the Forest -

FUNDECOR, a private, nonprofit organization, helps land owners to profit from the tropical forests while protecting them for future generations.

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