Costa Rica Vacations Blog
The Costa Rica Vacations Blog is my mini-journal about what's new on this site. It... lets you know whenever any new Web pages appear on Costa Rica Vacations, telling you about a new find, adventure, or place to discover gives you latest recommendations about things to do, where to stay, and money saving tips keeps you up-to-date with other postings or news about Costa Rica. To subscribe to my Costa Rica Vacations blog (no e-mail necessary), right-click on the orange RSS button (see bottom buttons to the left) and then paste the URL into your RSS reader. Or click on the Google, My Yahoo! button My MSN button, newsgator, or Bloglines button if you keep a personalized home page there.
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Rincon de la Vieja Park ArticleDoing Costa Rica! An adventure in Rincon de la Vieja Park. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Rincon de la Vieja Park Article" Costa Rica ArticlesWelcome to my Costa Rica articles. Here you will find about what it is like to live in Costa Rica, retire in Costa Rica, Costa Rica fishing, Costa Rica adult nightlife, Costa Rica real estate Permalink -- click for full blog post "Costa Rica Articles" Costa Rica Blogs: Through Many LensesLook through the eyes of others in some terrific Costa Rica blogs. We're all in this together but, boy, do we sometimes see living in Costa Rica differently. You have to admit it is fun Pura Vida! Permalink -- click for full blog post "Costa Rica Blogs: Through Many Lenses" Costa Rica ConservationCosta Rica conservation starts with the observation that for too long we've been at war against our planet and ends with a commitment of making peace with nature Permalink -- click for full blog post "Costa Rica Conservation" Costa Rica BirdwatchingLike birds? Costa Rica birdwatching is taking off with Latin America's first bird watching trail (it's huge) and as many kinds of birds as in the entire U.S. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Costa Rica Birdwatching" Birding in Costa Rica Bird RouteBirding in Costa Rica took a giant step forward with establishment of the Costa Rica Bird Route. First of its kind in Latin America and home to great green macaws Permalink -- click for full blog post "Birding in Costa Rica Bird Route" Costa Rica Conservation: Forever Costa RicaIt's called Forever Costa Rica and this new Costa Rica conservation agreement may be a model for developing countries Permalink -- click for full blog post "Costa Rica Conservation: Forever Costa Rica" No Tuna Farms in the Golfo Dulce!I read with interest your article about the magnificent Osa Peninsula. In it, you mentioned that the Golfo Dulce along the Peninsula's southeast coast Permalink -- click for full blog post "No Tuna Farms in the Golfo Dulce!" Costa Rican Conservation: 2010 Winner Future Policy Award2010 was the International Year of Biodiversity and Costa Rican conservation efforts were awarded the prestigious Future Policy Award Permalink -- click for full blog post "Costa Rican Conservation: 2010 Winner Future Policy Award" The Scarlet Macaw of Costa RicaAs I traveled through southern Costa Rica, a scarlet macaw, then several scarlets, flew over. Magnificent and free these lovely birds Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Scarlet Macaw of Costa Rica" The Magnificent Osa PeninsulaCosta Rica's Osa Peninsula is one of the last remaining wilderness areas in Central America protecting 140 kinds of mammals, nearly 500 bird species and 100+ different kinds of trees every 2 acres. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Magnificent Osa Peninsula" Seamounts Marine Management AreaOn paper, Seamounts is the second largest marine preserve in the Pacific. And, as you point out, Seamounts Marine Management Area is larger than Yellowstone Permalink -- click for full blog post "Seamounts Marine Management Area" Costa Rica Birds: MotmotsNearly 900 different kinds of Costa Rica birds have been recorded, more than in the entire continental U.S. and Canada combined. Motmots are lovely tropical birds and you're likely to see them. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Costa Rica Birds: Motmots" La Gran Vista Agroecological FarmHello Friends! La Gran Vista, located just outside San Isidro de General in South Pacific Costa Rica, is an Environmental Conservation Project where students, Permalink -- click for full blog post "La Gran Vista Agroecological Farm" Costa Rica JobsInterested in Costa Rica jobs? Here are great places to start your job searches Permalink -- click for full blog post "Costa Rica Jobs" |