Conservation

COMMUNITY SCIENCE

Marine Debris lab

This experience consists of an educational talk about the presence and impacts of marine-coastal debris in natural areas, and mitigation efforts through citizen science and awareness.

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WHat we do

We develop different monitoring programs and research projects to provide recommendations for decision-making based on data.

Monitoring

LIGHT POLLUTION

We are conducting a light pollution study as an indicator of real estate development in three different nesting beaches along the coast of Guanacaste, Costa Rica.

4 hours

Monitoring

Marine Debris

This field trip consists of an educational experience about the presence and impacts of marine-coastal debris in natural areas, through citizen science and awareness.

4 hours

Monitoring

Wildlife Connectivity

We study wildlife connectivity together with other organizations to reduce wildlife emergencies and improve attention.

60 - 90 min

Monitoring

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

This experience consists of an analysis about the tourist activity and population growth in Tamarindo Bay, and an educational activity about the development of sustainable tourism.

2 hours

Monitoring

WETLAND & BIRDS

We follow and learn about the migratory birds that arrive at the Tamarindo Wetland, a site of international importance for migratory and resident birds.

60 - 90 min

Monitoring

Beach Ecology

Learn about the leatherback turtle and intertidal living organisms, their population trend and conservation efforts done in Las Baulas National Marine Park.

60 - 90 min

We contribute to Sustainable Development

In each project, expedition and field trip we collaborate with the fulfillment of the United Nations goals for sustainable development in different ways. Learn more on each project on how we do it.

RESEARCH

We invite students and researchers to join us to learn more about the ocean and the coast life to promove conservation recommendations.

IN COLLABORATION WITH

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