(story by Carol Patterson originally printed in Red Deer Advocate Saturday February 7, 2015) Costa Rica's 111-kilometer long Tarcoles River is one of the most polluted water bodies in Latin America. … [Read more...]
The ultimate in turning lemons into lemonade
Costa Rica's 111-kilometer long Tarcoles River is one of the most polluted water bodies in Latin America. Plastic and paper litters the brown water's edge and is embedded in the muddy banks. When … [Read more...]
Does Money Grow On Trees?
Contrary to what your parents may have told you, money does grow on trees. Or, at least it did in Costa Rica from 1909 to 1929. That is when beans from the cacao tree - the source of chocolate – were … [Read more...]
You’re Never Too Old For Reinventure
Scarlet macaws are the largest parrots in the world and even if you aren't a birder, you will enjoy watching them. Bright red with flashes of blue, the sight of them flying gets your attention. … [Read more...]