Weak Environmental Laws: Costa Rica’s Achilles’ Heel in Fighting Eco-Crime
Costa Rica prides itself on its rich natural heritage, but behind the lush rainforests and pristine beaches lies a growing problem: weak environmental laws.
Costa Rica prides itself on its rich natural heritage, but behind the lush rainforests and pristine beaches lies a growing problem: weak environmental laws.
In a groundbreaking initiative, IDB Invest has partnered with Banco Nacional de Costa Rica (BNCR) to launch Costa Rica’s first blue bond.
Several environmental organizations and lawmakers have called for an investigation into the alleged conflict of interest and influence peddling involving occupants of the Maritime Terrestrial Zone.
In a world where the conservation of natural resources becomes more imperative by the day, Costa Rica has taken a decisive step forward.
As urban areas expand, encroaching more into the natural habitats of these creatures, the line between city life and wild life becomes increasingly blurred.
Home to an array of creatures ranging from venomous vipers to majestic big cats, the nation’s wildlife is as diverse as it is daunting.
Costa Rica has taken a monumental step in marine conservation by securing a $16 million aid package from the Global Environment Facility (GEF).
Costa Rica, a veritable haven for nature lovers, offers an unparalleled hiking experience that showcases its staggering biodiversity and scenic vistas.