Pura-Verde.com Editors
The Pura-Verde.com editors map places that look after Costa Rica's nature, wildlife and communities. We check each place against its own website, official registers and other public sources, and we don't accept payment to be listed.
Articles
- Juan Castro Blanco Park Builds a Sensory Trail, but Isn't Open Yet
- Osa Peninsula Ranks 4th on NYT's 2026 List as Corcovado Limits Tested
- Costa Rica Coral Reef Campaign Rallies Coasts Ahead of El Niño
- Leatherback Season Opens on Costa Rica's Caribbean Coast for 2026
- Musicians Release Protest Song Over Clearing Near Montezuma Waterfall
- Nosara Landowners Build a Voluntary Wildlife Corridor to Ostional
- Palo Verde Wildfire 2026: Lightning Burns a Fifth of the Wetland Park
- Poás Volcano National Park Reopened After a Week-Long Bridge Closure
- Costa Rica Trains 150 Officials to Care for Seized Wildlife
- Sámara Residents Push to Restore the Buried Río Lagarto Mangrove
- Wildlife Roadkill in Costa Rica: Who's Building Safer Crossings
- Wildlife Trafficking in Costa Rica Shifts to Social Media
- Accessible Nature in Costa Rica: Wheelchair Trails, Beaches and Parks
- Beach Cleanups and River Restoration in Costa Rica: How to Join In
- Costa Rica Biological Research Stations: Rainforest Science to Visit
- Costa Rica Botanical Gardens, Orchids and Seed Banks: Who Keeps Them Alive
- Costa Rica Butterfly Gardens and Pollinators: Bees, Butterflies, People
- Climate Resilience in Costa Rica: Community Water, Mangroves and Watersheds
- Community Projects in Costa Rica: Social Enterprises Doing Real Good
- Ecovillages in Costa Rica: Meet the Founders and Visit Real Communities
- Ethical Volunteering in Costa Rica: Turtle, Forest and Farm Projects
- Farm-to-Table and Organic Restaurants in Costa Rica: Who Grows Your Food
- Green Building in Costa Rica: Bamboo, Tropical Design and Recyclers
- Indigenous Tourism in Costa Rica: How to Visit Communities with Respect
- Marine Conservation in Costa Rica: The People Saving Coral and Mangroves
- Costa Rica Nature Reserves and Wildlife Corridors: Who Protects Them
- Organic Farmers Markets in Costa Rica: Ferias, Makers and Where to Go
- Private Land Conservation in Costa Rica: Reserves, Easements and Landowners
- Rainwater Harvesting in Costa Rica: Tanks, ASADAS and Safe Water
- Recycling and Composting in Costa Rica: Where Your Waste Really Goes