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Sea Turtle Eggs Have Turned a Remote Costa Rican Beach Into a Battleground Between Poachers, Conservationists
— Moin Beach in Costa Rica has long served as nesting grounds for leatherback turtles, but it is also one of the most dangerous beaches in Central America. Weighing in at up to 2,000 pounds, leatherback turtles are the largest turtles on earth, and these prehistoric giants have been coming to the shores of this remote beach to make their nests since before humans walked the Earth.
Poaching, Drugs, and Murder in Costa Rica: Shell Game (Full Length)
Since sea turtle conservation in Costa Rica began in the 1950s, conservationists and poachers have peacefully shared the beach. But the murder of the environ…
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African migrants trapped in Costa Rica
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How to cup coffee
Glen Arce from Café Viva demonstrates the proper way to cup coffee.
Running Gray
The Tico Times followed Jim Procter, 72 year-old elite athlete, as he trained and participated in the Masters Track Championship. The Texas native has been i…
#whatliftsyou by street artist Kelsey Montague
A former social media strategist, Kelsey Montague travels the world painting murals that merge art with Instagram.
Ultracomics The Only Comic Book Producers in Costa Rica
A fresh twist on comic books from the Costa Rican perspective. The Tico Times spent some time with Andrés and Iván Ramírez, brothers and creators of Ultracom…
Life After Homelessness
A woman describes her journey back home after encountering a dehibilitating disease and homelessness.
The world’s largest labyrinth lives just outside Tamarindo
The world’s largest labyrinth lives just outside Tamarindo They say it’s the journey, not the destination. A cryptic cliché, perhaps, but for practitioners o…
