A Family Adventure in Costa Rica: The Boy Who Found a Prehistoric Treasure on Santa Teresa Beach
For one Atlanta family, Costa Rica was more than just another vacation. It was a chance to slow down, reconnect...
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Don’t Be Fooled by the Fresh Flow: Why River Mouths Aren’t Safe Playgrounds for Babies or Dogs
As the rains return and rivers swell with fresh mountain runoff, it’s easy to be enchanted by the sight of...
Costa Rica Rainy Season: What the Green Season Means for Santa Teresa & the Nicoya Peninsula
Discover the beauty of Costa Rica’s rainy season, also known as the green season, as the Pacific coast transforms with...
Whale Watching in Santa Teresa: Giants of the Blue, Passing Our Shores
Experience whale watching in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica, where migrating humpback whales return to the warm Pacific waters of the...
Grounded by Nature: The Science of Earth’s Energy and Life in a Beach Town
FIELD NOTES FROM THE EDGE SERIES – By Professor Maliek
Itabo in Bloom: A Bitter Flower, a Living Fence, and a Taste of Costa Rica
Written by Katherine Zuñiga Badilla - DIRECTORA GREEN WORLD STORE We’ve just wrapped up Semana Santa here in Costa Rica -...
Best Things to Do in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica: Top Tours & Activities
Surf, jungle, ocean, and the kind of experiences you don’t find on a resort map. Santa Teresa isn’t your typical...
Mangoes, Mangas & Memories
By Katherine Zuñiga Badilla - DIRECTORA GREEN WORLD Mango season in Santa Teresa: Juicy, sweet, and full of memories It’s mango...
A Surfer, a Trash Grabber, and 18,000 Steps of Gratitude
Meet the man quietly cleaning the road between Malpaís and La Lora Some people talk about loving a place. Others...
The Pachote: Guardian of the Dry Season, Keeper of Ancient Memory
FIELD NOTES FROM THE EDGE SERIES - By Professor Maliek
Ley Lines and Ocean Currents: The Invisible Energies Shaping Santa Teresa
FIELD NOTES FROM THE EDGE SERIES - By Professor Maliek
The MALPAIS Canopy Zip Line.. Back to Basics: Flying Through Oropopo’s Soul
At the end of the Malpaís road, where fishermen bring in their day’s catch and Cabo Blanco’s ancient forest surrounds...
Quartz and Bones: What Lives Beneath Our Feet Here in Santa Teresa
FIELD NOTES FROM THE EDGE SERIES - By Professor Maliek
Stargazing in Costa Rica: Why Santa Teresa’s Night Sky Is Becoming the Peninsula’s Newest Obsession
When guests are asked to give their top 3 things they did while visiting the area, almost every time they...
The Night Gardeners: Fruit Bats, Mosquito Patrol & the Back-to-Basics Blueprint for Coexisting in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica
As the sun dips behind the Pacific and another Santa Teresa day sighs its golden breath, an entire world awakens...
Where Land Meets Sea: Waterkeepers Protect Santa Teresa’s Precious Waters
The Nicoya Peninsula Waterkeeper is on a mission to protect the oceans, rivers, and watersheds of Santa Teresa. Meet the...
A.D.I. – The Heartbeat of Santa Teresa & Mal País: Building a Sustainable Future Together
Meet A.D.I., the community-driven force shaping a sustainable future in Santa Teresa and Mal País. Discover their mission, current projects,...
The Secret Life of Scorpions: What Santa Teresa Residents Need to Know
Learn everything about scorpions in Costa Rica: their fascinating biology, risks to pets and kids, and practical tips for keeping...
Best Gyms, Yoga & Pilates Studios in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica
Looking for the best gym in Santa Teresa? Want to join a yoga class, try Pilates or stay fit while...
A Grandmothers Journey Between Two Worlds: A Mother’s Love, Costa Rica’s Inspiration, and the Return of an Artist
Every year, 76-year-old Etel travels from Argentina to Costa Rica to spend several months with her daughter and grandson in...
Santa Teresa’s voice since 2008.
