The Protected Wild Areas are a “defined geographical space, officially declared, and designated with a management category due to its natural, cultural, and/or socio-economic importance, to fulfill specific conservation and management objectives” (DE-34433, Biodiversity Law Regulation, Art.3, Inc.a). In Costa Rica, the institution responsible for designing, updating, and evaluating the Protected Areas in their different

Costa Rica is home to more than 500,000 species of animals, of which, unfortunately, some of them are classified as threatened with extinction.

The Ecological Blue Flag is an award or badge that is awarded annually, which rewards the effort and voluntary work in the search for conservation and development, in accordance with the protection of natural resources.

CST is a program launched by the Tourism Board of Costa Rica, which seeks to certify tourism companies according to the grade to which their operation approximates a sustainability model.

Responsible Tourism is a practical guide, which aims to help you make your trip an enriching experience. The advice presented below is based on the World Code of Ethics for Tourism of the World Tourism Organization. 

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