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      Today, Costa Rica celebrates the National Day of Persons with Disabilities, a date established by Law No. 8671 in ...
29/05/2025


Today, Costa Rica celebrates the National Day of Persons with Disabilities, a date established by Law No. 8671 in 2009, in honor of the passage of Law 7600 on May 29, 1996. This law, known as the Equal Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities Act, marked a milestone in the fight for inclusion and equity in our country.

🔹 Why is this date important?

It is a reminder that inclusion is not only a right, but a collective responsibility. Although we have made progress in eliminating physical and social barriers, much remains to be done to guarantee the full and effective participation of all persons with disabilities in all aspects of national life.

Hoy, Costa Rica celebra el Día Nacional de la Persona con Discapacidad, una fecha establecida por la Ley N° 8671 en 2009, en honor a la aprobación de la Ley 7600 el 29 de mayo de 1996. Esta ley, conocida como la Ley de Igualdad de Oportunidades para las Personas con Discapacidad, marcó un hito en la lucha por la inclusión y la equidad en nuestro país .

🔹 ¿Por qué es importante esta fecha?

Es un recordatorio de que la inclusión no es solo un derecho, sino una responsabilidad colectiva. Aunque hemos avanzado en la eliminación de barreras físicas y sociales, aún queda mucho por hacer para garantizar una participación plena y efectiva de todas las personas con discapacidad en todos los aspectos de la vida nacional.

       Today we proudly celebrate those who, with their hands and daily efforts, feed an entire nation. From the field t...
15/05/2025


Today we proudly celebrate those who, with their hands and daily efforts, feed an entire nation. From the field to our table, farmers are a fundamental pillar of Costa Rica's economic, social, and cultural development.

🙌 This date, established by Law No. 4096 in 1968, is a recognition of their tireless work, their commitment to the land, and their contribution to the country's food security.

💚 Thank you for sowing life, harvesting hope, and proudly sustaining our traditions.

Hoy celebramos con orgullo a quienes, con sus manos y su esfuerzo diario, alimentan a toda una nación. Desde el campo hasta nuestra mesa, la persona agricultora es un pilar fundamental del desarrollo económico, social y cultural de Costa Rica.

🙌 Esta fecha, establecida por la Ley N.° 4096 en 1968, es un reconocimiento a su labor incansable, a su compromiso con la tierra y a su aporte a la seguridad alimentaria del país.

💚 Gracias por sembrar vida, cosechar esperanza y sostener nuestras tradiciones con orgullo.

  Discovery Costa Rica in paradise La Fortuna.
13/05/2025

Discovery Costa Rica in paradise La Fortuna.

      The ocelot, a medium-sized nocturnal cat, is one of the best-kept secrets of Santa Rosa National Park in Guanacast...
12/05/2025


The ocelot, a medium-sized nocturnal cat, is one of the best-kept secrets of Santa Rosa National Park in Guanacaste. Its spotted coat and silent gait make it an effective hunter in the tropical dry forest.

Santa Rosa, in addition to being a historic site, preserves one of the few mature dry forests in Mesoamerica. It is home to coyotes, deer, monkeys, and, with a little luck, wild cats. Although it is rare to see an ocelot, camera traps have captured its constant presence. Preserving these habitats is key to keeping these secretive guardians in the wild.

El ocelote, un felino nocturno de tamaño mediano, es uno de los secretos mejor guardados del Parque Nacional Santa Rosa en Guanacaste. Su pelaje moteado y su andar silencioso lo convierten en un cazador eficaz en el bosque tropical seco.

Santa Rosa, además de ser un sitio histórico, preserva uno de los pocos bosques secos maduros de Mesoamérica. Es el hogar de coyotes, venados, monos y, con un poco de suerte, gatos monteses. Aunque es raro ver un ocelote, las cámaras trampa han capturado su presencia constante. Preservar estos hábitats es clave para mantener a estos sigilosos guardianes en libertad.

        The boa constrictor, one of the largest snakes in Costa Rica, lives in places like the La Selva Biological Stati...
11/05/2025


The boa constrictor, one of the largest snakes in Costa Rica, lives in places like the La Selva Biological Station in Sarapiquí. Although it commands respect due to its size, it is not venomous and hunts by constriction, controlling rodent and bird populations.

La Selva is a key site for scientific research and educational tourism, with infrastructure that allows for exploring the forest without disturbing its balance. Seeing a boa constrictor in its natural environment is a unique opportunity to demystify these reptiles and understand their ecological value. Furthermore, the Sarapiquí forest is teeming with life: birds, frogs, monkeys, and butterflies accompany the tour.

La boa constrictor, una de las serpientes más grandes de Costa Rica, habita en lugares como la Estación Biológica La Selva en Sarapiquí. Aunque impone respeto por su tamaño, no es venenosa y caza por constricción, controlando poblaciones de roedores y aves.

La Selva es un sitio clave para la investigación científica y el turismo educativo, con infraestructura que permite explorar el bosque sin alterar su equilibrio. Ver una boa en su ambiente natural es una oportunidad única para desmitificar a estos reptiles y comprender su valor ecológico. Además, el bosque de Sarapiquí está lleno de vida: aves, ranas, monos y mariposas acompañan el recorrido.

      Small, bright, and extremely striking: this is the blue poison dart frog (Dendrobates auratus), one of the jewels ...
10/05/2025


Small, bright, and extremely striking: this is the blue poison dart frog (Dendrobates auratus), one of the jewels of the Costa Rican Caribbean. This amphibian lives in the humid forests of Cahuita National Park and its surrounding areas, where its metallic blue color warns predators of its toxicity.

Despite its size, it plays an important role in the ecosystem, helping to control insect populations and being an indicator of good environmental health. The Southern Caribbean, with its black sand beaches, coral reefs, and Afro-Caribbean culture, is a destination that combines nature, culture, and conservation. The frogs can be observed during guided walks, especially on rainy days or at dusk.

Pequeña, brillante y extremadamente llamativa: así es la rana flecha azul (Dendrobates auratus), una de las joyas del Caribe costarricense. Este anfibio vive en los húmedos bosques del Parque Nacional Cahuita y sus alrededores, donde su color azul metálico advierte a los depredadores de su toxicidad.

A pesar de su tamaño, juega un rol importante en el ecosistema, ayudando a controlar poblaciones de insectos y siendo indicador de buena salud ambiental. El Caribe Sur, con sus playas de arena negra, arrecifes de coral y cultura afrocaribeña, es un destino que combina naturaleza, cultura y conservación. Las ranas pueden observarse durante caminatas guiadas, especialmente en días lluviosos o al atardecer.

      The American crocodile is one of Costa Rica's largest reptiles, and one of the best places to see it is the famous...
09/05/2025


The American crocodile is one of Costa Rica's largest reptiles, and one of the best places to see it is the famous bridge over the Tárcoles River, on Route 34 on the way to Jacó. This river is home to dozens of crocodiles that gather on the banks and can measure up to 5 meters. The area is part of the Carara Biological Reserve, a meeting point between the dry and humid forests, making it an ideal spot for birdwatching and observing diverse wildlife.

The American crocodile is one of Costa Rica's largest reptiles, and one of the best places to see it is the famous bridge over the Tárcoles River, on Route 34 on the way to Jacó. This river is home to dozens of crocodiles that gather on the banks and can measure up to 5 meters. The area is part of the Carara Biological Reserve, a meeting point between the dry and humid forests, making it an ideal spot for birdwatching and observing diverse wildlife.

      The howler monkey, known for its powerful roar that can be heard for miles, is one of the most common inhabitants ...
08/05/2025


The howler monkey, known for its powerful roar that can be heard for miles, is one of the most common inhabitants of the dry forests of northern Costa Rica, especially in Guanacaste and the Nicoya Peninsula. These primates live in family groups and move agilely through the trees. Their calls serve to mark territory and communicate with other troops. The region is ideal for seeing them, especially in parks like Santa Rosa and Palo Verde, where the dry tropical forest creates a perfect environment for their survival.

El mono aullador, conocido por su poderoso rugido que se escucha a kilómetros, es uno de los habitantes más comunes de los bosques secos del norte de Costa Rica, especialmente en Guanacaste y la Península de Nicoya. Estos primates viven en grupos familiares y se desplazan entre los árboles con agilidad. Sus llamadas sirven para marcar territorio y comunicarse con otras tropas. La región es ideal para verlos, especialmente en parques como Santa Rosa y Palo Verde, donde el bosque tropical seco crea un entorno perfecto para su supervivencia.

      In various locations, long, bag-shaped nests hang from the tree canopy: they are the homes of the Montezuma oriole...
07/05/2025


In various locations, long, bag-shaped nests hang from the tree canopy: they are the homes of the Montezuma oriole. This black bird with a yellow beak and robotic call is one of the most striking birds in the tropics.

They build communal nests, hanging several in the same tree to protect themselves from predators. Their song, which sounds like a digital or video game sound, draws the attention of any visitor. Seeing an oriole colony is like entering a natural, organized, and vibrant aerial city.

En distintos lugares , cuelgan del dosel de los arboles, unos nidos largos en forma de bolsa: son los hogares de la oropéndola de Montezuma. Esta ave negra con pico amarillo y cantos robóticos es una de las más llamativas del trópico.

Construyen nidos en comunidad, colgando varios en el mismo árbol para protegerse de depredadores. Su canto, que parece un sonido digital o de videojuego, llama la atención de cualquier visitante. Ver una colonia de oropéndolas es como entrar a una ciudad aérea natural, organizada y vibrante.

      Costa Rica's commitment to wildlife includes conservation programs to protect endangered species, from mammals to ...
30/04/2025



Costa Rica's commitment to wildlife includes conservation programs to protect endangered species, from mammals to reptiles and birds. Through strict laws, nature reserves, and rescue centers, the country works to prevent the extinction of animals that are key to ecological balance. However, challenges persist: habitat loss, climate change, and illegal trafficking remain real threats.

El compromiso de Costa Rica con la vida silvestre incluye programas de conservación para proteger especies amenazadas, desde mamíferos hasta reptiles y aves. A través de leyes estrictas, reservas naturales y centros de rescate, el país trabaja para evitar la extinción de animales clave para el equilibrio ecológico. Sin embargo, los desafíos persisten: pérdida de hábitat, cambio climático y tráfico ilegal siguen siendo amenazas reales.

      Costa Rica has been internationally recognized for its commitment to the environment. One of its most notable achi...
29/04/2025



Costa Rica has been internationally recognized for its commitment to the environment. One of its most notable achievements is that more than 98% of its electricity comes from renewable sources, primarily hydroelectric, wind, solar, and geothermal.

For several consecutive years, the country has managed to operate solely on clean energy for more than 300 days a year, without using fossil fuels to generate electricity. This model is based on public policies, strategic investments, and a population aware of its environmental impact.

This leadership has made Costa Rica an example for the world, demonstrating that a small country can have a positive ecological footprint if long-term sustainable decisions are made.

Costa Rica ha sido reconocida internacionalmente por su compromiso con el medio ambiente. Uno de sus logros más notables es que más del 98% de su electricidad proviene de fuentes renovables, principalmente hidroeléctrica, eólica, solar y geotérmica.

En varios años consecutivos, el país ha logrado funcionar durante más de 300 días al año solo con energías limpias, sin usar combustibles fósiles para generar electricidad. Este modelo se basa en políticas públicas, inversiones estratégicas y una población consciente de su impacto ambiental.

Este liderazgo ha convertido a Costa Rica en un ejemplo para el mundo, demostrando que un país pequeño puede tener una huella ecológica positiva si se toman decisiones sostenibles a largo plazo.

      Costa Rica has become a top destination for those seeking holistic wellness: mountain yoga retreats, natural hot s...
25/04/2025



Costa Rica has become a top destination for those seeking holistic wellness: mountain yoga retreats, natural hot springs, treatments with local products, and experiences that reconnect with nature.
Here, the sound of the ocean, birdsong, and the calm of the forest help you release stress and regain balance.
Because wellness isn't a luxury; it's a necessity. And in Costa Rica, it's found naturally. 🌿🧘‍♀️✨

Costa Rica se ha convertido en un destino top para quienes buscan bienestar integral: retiros de yoga en la montaña, baños termales naturales, tratamientos con productos locales y experiencias de reconexión con la naturaleza.
Aquí, el sonido del mar, el canto de los pájaros y la calma del bosque te ayudan a soltar el estrés y recuperar el equilibrio.
Porque el bienestar no es lujo, es necesidad. Y en Costa Rica, se encuentra de forma natural. 🌿🧘‍♀️✨

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