Costa Rica, known for its lush rainforests, rich biodiversity, and incredible beaches, is also celebrated as the safest ...

The rainforests near the equator have some of the highest fungal biodiversity on Earth. Costa Rica’s rainforests are an eco-tourist’s dream and are teeming with fungi kingdoms.

Here are 37 interesting facts about Costa Rica you might not know 37 Interesting Facts About Costa Rica Before you set off on your dream Costa Rican vacation, you might want to learn a little more ...

Although small in size, Costa Rica’s remarkable biodiversity enables it to compete with much larger destinations, drawing visitors from around the world. The country’s tourism promotion campaigns have ...

The Blue Hens were in Costa Rica on a month-long study abroad, quantifying and comparing the country’s rich biodiversity. Students completed bird point counts, used acoustic monitoring technology to ...

EU Commissioner Jutta Urpilainen visited Costa Rica before the EU-CELAC Summit, which will be held in Brussels in July. During the trip, Urpilainen launched the European Union’s Multiannual Indicative ...

A drop in tourism in the region would mean a big hit for Costa Rica’s tourism economy. According to data from the Costa Rican Institute of Tourism, the park is the third most visited in the ...

A group of Lyndon Institute students recently traveled to Costa Rica to learn about its biodiversity and vibrant culture, and ...

Weaving along Costa Rica’s northwestern shoulder along the Pacific Ocean, Guanacaste Province—also known as the Gold Coast—is one of the most visited regions in the country, and for good reason.

In Costa Rica, birds, bats and bees serve vital roles in controlling pests and pollinating crops. Now, researchers are measuring the contributions of these critters to encourage farmers to move ...

Agriculture represents one of the biggest threats to the planet’s biodiversity. But in Costa Rica, farmers are discovering that preserving nature on their Keep Reveal strong for another 10 years.