OUR WILD NEIGHBOURS
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Santa Teresa’s voice since 2008.
Tag: Nature Eco
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
Tropical Lunch Made Easy – Includes Recipes with Videos
By Katherine Zuñiga Badilla - DIRECTORA GREEN WORLD In the previous chapter, we explored the magic of mango season - the ...
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 - ...
Marpe Jungle Apothecary: Where Old World Roots Meet the Jungle
Thinking about moving to Costa Rica and creating a life connected to nature, wellness, and purpose? Yuli's journey from Romania ...
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 ...
