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Despite Reports from Locals, no Evidence is found of an African Lion in Sarapiquí
Following reports of an African lion sighting in Puerto Viejo de Sarapiquí, the National System of Conservation Areas (Sinac) carried out an inspection and...
Spotted Dolphin and Humpback Whale Sightings Highlight the Beauty of the Guanacaste Conservation Area
In order to generate and disseminate reliable scientific information on the state of conservation of the country's biodiversity and its trends, especially in protected...
SINAC is Working on a project to Sanction Entry into Prohibited Volcano Areas
TCRN STAFF - June 29, 2021
This past weekend, two people needed emergency rescue after illegally entering the Turrialba Volcano National Park. According to the National Commission for Risk Prevention...
Costa Rica Steps Up Educational Programs for the Prevention of Forest Fires
TCRN STAFF - March 9, 2020
All over Costa Rica, both the Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE) and the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) continue to work together,...
The Hammerhead Shark Listed as a Critically Endangered Species
The red list of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) of 2019 shows that, at least, 73 species worldwide are declining,...
Costa Rica Prohibits Use of Glyphosate in Its Protected Wild Areas
The National System of Conservation Areas (Sinac) issued a guideline, which prohibits the use of glyphosate in the 11 Protected Wild Areas (ASP) of the country, as well as in the institution's offices
Green Initiative Proposes Reforesting the GAM to Combat Climate Change
TCRN STAFF - August 23, 2019
Not long ago, San José was a wild city. Interwoven with the novelty of urban and natural green, the rich biodiversity is quickly being...
SINAC Raises Awareness to Protect Costa Rica's Wild Cats
TCRN STAFF - January 8, 2021
Last Saturday, July 6th, was the National Day of the Wild Cat, a date which was formalized by Executive Decree Nº 37827-MINAE of 2013. According...
SINAC Is Sued to Apply Management Plan for River and Sea Crocodiles
The Contentious Administrative Court will initiate the final hearing of a lawsuit filed by environmental activist and lawyer Walter Brenes against the National System...
SINAC Will Start Process of Restoration of Térraba Sierpe Wetland
Abelardo Canelo - March 21, 2019
The National System of Conservation Areas (Sinac-Minae), through the Osa Conservation Area (Acosa), implements 2 projects for the restoration of the Térraba Sierpe National...
Manatees Are in Danger of Extinction in Costa Rica
Abelardo Canelo - February 6, 2019
The Antillean manatee was declared as a symbol of Costa Rica in terms of fauna since the animal was in danger of extinction. In...
Turrialba Volcano's Ash Column Exceeded 1,000 Meters High Yesterday
A column of ash -higher than 1,000 meters- was recorded last Friday morning, in the Turrialba Volcano. The eruption was at about 6:45 am...
The ICT Invests in Assuring the Country's Future
The Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) will allocate US$ 3 million in a 3-year period (US$ 1 million-per-year), with the possibility of extending it...
Experts Seek to Conserve and Restore Mangroves in the Country
Abelardo Canelo - December 6, 2018
The International Workshop for Exchange of Experiences in Mangrove Conservation and Restoration will be held this Thursday in the country for the framework of...
The Struggle to Saving Our Environment in Costa Rica
Each entrepreneur in Costa Rica has a unique success because most of them have a purpose to work for the defense of the environment,...
Río Tárcoles: Crocodiles in Paradise
Costa Rica's biodiversity is remarkable, especially for such a tiny country. More than 500,000 species of flora and fauna are packed within its 51,100...
Reforestation in Costa Rica: An Authentic Contribution to Saving Our Planet
For many years in Costa Rica, a lot of ecological activities has been promoted with the purpose of educating and generating greater awareness of...