Regenerative agriculture is also super popular in CR (no doubt tied to the general support for environmental well-being among the population that the article points out). I suspect these help ease the impact of territory fragmentation by essentially providing hospitable corridors for wildlife.
this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2026
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And using ecologist E.O. Wilson's principle that saving 50% of all the ecosystems will save about 80% of the species found in them, you can see what a big deal Costa Rica's achievement is.
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It was inspiration to many countries, including Canada, to make more National Parks.
The article links to recordings of Costa Rica's' forets. Those are 30 minutes recording of ambient noise, wind and flora, each tied to a specific location on a map.
Those make for great ambient sound for reading, or for falling asleep (set a timer!).