climate change

The once abundant and predictable rains that nourished their arabica coffee beans are becoming as fickle as the stock market.

It’s a story where dedicated researchers work tirelessly to protect and rejuvenate coral reefs, those delicate underwater oases crucial for marine biodiversity.

This botanical marvel, native to Costa Rica and parts of Central and South America, has become a symbol of affection.

This pioneering step, spearheaded by Costa Rican astronaut Franklin Chang Díaz, marks a significant stride in sustainable transportation.

Costa Rica has launched an advanced satellite monitoring center, propelling the nation to the forefront of marine conservation.

This extraordinary heat wave, as reported by the Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN), wasn’t just a fluke but a sign of changing times.

In a twist that might make a sloth sprint, Costa Rica’s lush forests, while impressive, are falling short in the battle against climate change.

This rise, ranging between 1 to 2 degrees Celsius, is expected to majorly impact the Central Pacific, North Pacific, and Central Valley regions.